Classified for credit

UWF-affiliated Pensacola history museum covering Spanish colonial, Civil War, and Gulf Coast maritime history — primary-source regional history curriculum.

Florida Gulf Coast state park with barrier-island dune habitat, beach ecology, and opportunities to study coastal geomorphology.

Hands-on petting zoo where children interact with domestic and farm animals — supports basic animal science and responsible animal-care curriculum.

Living-history pioneer village with original 19th-century structures — covers Florida settlement, vernacular architecture, and frontier daily life.

Planetarium in St. Augustine offering public astronomy shows — covers celestial navigation, constellations, and the solar system aligned with STEM standards.

Polk Museum of Art in Lakeland covers art history from antiquity to contemporary works, with dedicated education programs supporting formal art curriculum.

Polk County nature discovery center with hands-on exhibits on Florida ecology — wetland biology, native species, and environmental science.

Tallest lighthouse on the East Coast with restored keeper's quarters and Fresnel lens exhibits — covers maritime navigation history and lighthouse engineering.

Late-19th-century lighthouse museum on Gasparilla Island — covers Florida maritime history, lighthouse keeper life, and Fresnel lens optics.

Municipal botanical garden featuring native and subtropical Florida plants — supports plant biology, horticulture, and local ecosystem study.

Primate exhibit at ZooTampa — covers primate biology, behavior, and conservation as part of a larger accredited zoo.

Regional railroad museum with model layouts and rolling stock — covers transportation history, mechanical engineering, and South Florida economic development.

Working farm in Tallahassee, FL integrating animal husbandry and sustainable agriculture — supports applied biology and stewardship curriculum.

Working hydroelectric dam visitor centre covering electricity generation, fluid dynamics, and civil engineering. (Canadian facility.)

State-operated freshwater fish hatchery with raceway tours — applied biology, aquaculture, and Florida freshwater species.

Live-steam model railroad club with operating miniature trains — supports mechanical engineering, scale math, and railroad history through hands-on rides.

Oddities and record-breaking exhibits museum — limited curriculum depth; strongest hook is comparative measurement and world-record science claims.

Reclaimed wetland adjacent to Melbourne's urban area — wading bird habitat, wetland ecology, and Florida water management.

Working ranch petting farm with livestock and farm animals — introduces animal husbandry, farm ecology, and basic zoology.

University research observatory open for public viewing sessions — covers optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Rollins College fine-arts museum with American and European works — covers art history, visual analysis, and collection-based aesthetic study.

University of Florida research observatory offering public viewing nights — covers telescope optics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

Nature center inside a barrier-island state park — covers coastal ecology, native Florida wildlife, and conservation biology.

Spanish colonial fort site with museum covering three centuries of European contact, territorial conflict, and Florida frontier history.