Classified for credit

Tampa Bay History Center dock access point covering Tampa's maritime and cultural heritage — supports Florida history, trade, and regional social studies.

Fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections spanning ancient to contemporary — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Tampa's Black History Museum documents African American history in Tampa and Florida — covers civil rights, community history, and cultural contributions.

Florida panhandle preserve protecting carnivorous pitcher plants and rare coastal plain habitat — covers plant adaptation, biodiversity, and Gulf Coast wetland ecology.

Small aquarium and animal sanctuary with live sharks, stingrays, and reptiles — supports marine biology, animal adaptation, and wildlife rescue concepts.

Fine-art museum at the Artis-Naples campus — rotating and permanent collections support formal art-history and studio-art curriculum units.

Cold War-era military bunker near Orlando — covers civil defense history, the nuclear age, and military preparedness during the Cold War.

Outdoor adventure park with zip lines and aerial obstacles — limited curriculum hook; primarily physical education and outdoor recreation.

Small working goat farm in Tampa — introductory agricultural science, animal husbandry, and farm-to-table food systems.

Antebellum plantation home of Florida governor Richard Call — covers Florida territorial history, plantation-era social history, and Southern political heritage.

Miami museum preserving Haitian cultural heritage through art and history — African diaspora history, immigration, and Caribbean social studies.

Museum dedicated to Western and wildlife art in St. Petersburg — covers American realist painting traditions, wildlife portraiture, and Western frontier imagery.

Historic art center in Maitland, FL featuring works by founder André Smith and rotating exhibits — American modernist art history and studio practice.

Nature Conservancy scrub-jay habitat preserve — Florida scrub ecology, conservation biology, and endangered-species management.

Community natural history museum with fossils, minerals, and regional specimens — covers paleontology, geology, and South Florida natural history.

Florida roadside attraction featuring presidential memorabilia and wax figures — covers U.S. presidential history in an informal setting.

Hands-on children's garden with plant life cycles, composting, and sensory beds — applied botany and ecology for early learners.

Historic Bok Tower carillon and Pinewood Estate — covers early 20th-century philanthropy, Art Deco architecture, and the history of Florida land conservation.

Research museum focused on design, propaganda, and material culture from 1885–1945 — art history and 20th-century social history.

Florida panhandle park at the confluence of three rivers offering freshwater ecology, wetland biology, and riparian habitat study.

Orange County nature preserve with boardwalk trails through Florida wetland and upland habitats — supports ecology, botany, and wildlife biology.

Working farm in Miami-Dade offering agricultural tours — covers plant biology, food production, and sustainable farming practices.

Free-flight butterfly house in a public park — covers lepidopteran life cycles, pollination, and insect biology.

Florida state park at the mouth of the Tomoka River with estuary ecology, native-plant study, and archaeological heritage of the Timucua people.