Classified for credit

Museum dedicated to the American enlisted soldier with vehicles and equipment — covers military history from WWII through modern conflicts.

Museum covering the cultures and histories of the Americas, supporting social studies units on pre-Columbian and colonial-era civilizations.

Regional museum covering Trans-Pecos Texas history, Big Bend archaeology, ranching culture, and Chihuahuan Desert geography.

Regional museum in Midland, TX with natural history, fine art, and Permian Basin science exhibits — supports multiple curriculum areas.

Natural history museum in Lufkin, TX with paleontology and regional geology exhibits — covers fossil science, prehistoric life, and East Texas ecology.

Historic working farm in Grapevine, TX with 19th-century agricultural demonstrations covering pioneer farm life, land use, and local history.

Gallery dedicated to original children's book illustration — covers visual narrative, illustration technique, and literary arts.

Hall of Fame museum documenting women's roles in the American West — covers social history, gender in Western expansion, and cultural heritage.

Museum tracing funeral practices across world cultures and American history — social history, cultural anthropology, and mortuary science.

Dedicated WWII museum honoring Women Airforce Service Pilots — covers gender history, military aviation, and the home-front war effort.

North-TX wildlife and reptile rescue — herpetology and applied wildlife rehab.

Victoria-area museum with exhibits on South Texas history and regional fine arts, supporting history and cultural studies.

Hands-on exotic and farm animal petting zoo — animal husbandry, zoology basics, and direct animal interaction in a supervised setting.

Rural heritage museum and working farmstead in East Texas — covers 19th-century agricultural history, farm technology, and rural community life.

Hands-on children's museum in East Texas with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

Ranch and agricultural heritage museum covering West Texas settlement, ranching history, and the early cotton economy of the South Plains.

Urban nature preserve with interpretive trails — Texas native plants, riparian ecology, and wildlife identification.

Urban nature preserve in Plano, TX with trails along Rowlett Creek — supports riparian ecology, native plant identification, and physical education.

Historic grist mill in Williamson County — mechanical milling technology, water-powered machinery, and 19th-century agricultural processing methods.

Reconstructed 1834 Texas fort and site of the Parker family captivity — covers Republic of Texas-era history, frontier conflict, and Comanche–settler relations.

Working farm with live animals and hands-on activities — covers animal husbandry, agricultural science, and farm ecosystems.

State park centered on an abandoned railroad tunnel that shelters one of the largest Mexican free-tailed bat colonies in Texas; supports mammalogy and ecology study.

Outdoor heritage park in Seguin, TX with relocated historic structures from the German-Texan settlement era — covers 19th-century Texas pioneer history and immigration.

Texas Panhandle farm and ranch heritage museum — covers agricultural history, cattle ranching culture, and the settlement of the Great Plains.