Classified for credit

Indiana state park on the Tippecanoe River featuring a living-history farm and prairies — supports ecology, frontier agriculture, and Native American history.

Hands-on science center in a repurposed power station with interactive exhibits covering physics, electricity, engineering, and life sciences.

Indiana state park with ravines, sandstone canyons, and old-growth forest — supports geology, plant ecology, and physical education.

State-of-the-art orangutan habitat at Indianapolis Zoo — covers great-ape behavior, primate biology, and conservation science.

State park featuring a restored 19th-century grist mill village and pioneer settlement — covers frontier life, milling technology, and Indiana history.

Dolphin pavilion at the Indianapolis Zoo with trained dolphin presentations — covers marine mammal biology, echolocation, and animal training science.

Touch-tank stingray exhibit at the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo — marine biology and ray anatomy hands-on.

National museum tracing Studebaker's evolution from wagon-maker to automaker — covers industrial history, mechanical engineering, and American economic development.

Indiana state park with steep sandstone canyons and old-growth forest — covers geomorphology, forest ecology, and physical education through trail hiking.

Indiana state park with sandstone gorges, old-growth forest, and Sugar Creek — covers geomorphology, forest ecology, and riparian biology.

Turkey Run State Park nature center with ranger programs — covers Indiana forest ecology, riparian biology, and geological canyon formation.

Fully restored WWII tank landing ship open for self-guided tours — naval engineering, amphibious warfare logistics, and WWII Pacific/European history.

Operating 19th-century canal with working lock, gristmill, and aqueduct — covers canal engineering, early transportation history, and Indiana pioneer commerce.

Working bison preserve with guided tours — covers bison ecology, Great Plains conservation, and Native American cultural significance.

Southern Indiana wildlife ranch offering elephant encounters and zip lines — animal biology and conservation education in a hands-on setting.

Nonprofit wolf behavior research facility with guided tours — covers wolf ethology, pack dynamics, and wildlife conservation biology.

Hands-on science and math museum for children — exhibits cover physics, biology, and engineering through interactive experiments.

Restored Lincoln family cabin site and museum covering Abraham Lincoln's Indiana boyhood years — primary-source 19th-century frontier family life and presidential biography.

Campus planetarium at Indiana State University with dome shows — covers celestial mechanics, the solar system, and observational astronomy.

Regional fine arts museum in Anderson, Indiana with rotating and permanent gallery exhibits — supports visual arts study and art history curriculum.

Regional fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual art history, critique, and studio-art curriculum for older students.

Campus planetarium with projected sky shows covering astronomy, Earth's motion, and celestial navigation.

ACRES Land Trust preserve with forested trails in Wabash County — Indiana native plant ecology, forest succession, and land conservation concepts.

Australian-themed section of the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo — supports animal biology, geography, and conservation through themed exhibits.