Classified for credit

Small working farm open to visitors — covers livestock biology, plant life cycles, and basic agricultural science.

Original Delaware State House dating to 1792 — covers colonial governance, Delaware's role in ratifying the Constitution, and early American civic history.

Delaware state park centered on one of the northernmost natural bald cypress stands — covers wetland ecology, dendrology, and freshwater biology.

Delaware Technical College exhibit featuring artifacts from a Spanish galleon — covers marine archaeology, oceanography, and age-of-exploration history.

University of Delaware museum complex spanning natural history, art, and minerals — broad interdisciplinary curriculum support across multiple collections.

University-managed botanic gardens with curated plant collections — supports plant biology, taxonomy, and ecology curriculum.

State park preserving a nationally designated Wild & Scenic Creek — riparian ecology, watershed biology, and stream-system geography.

State park nature center on White Clay Creek — watershed ecology, native species identification, and creek-side fieldwork.

Delaware state parks system hub near Wilmington — woodland and creek ecology, outdoor recreation, and environmental stewardship.

Small historic house museum in Rehoboth Beach covering Delaware coastal community history and 19th-century domestic life.

Delaware nature center focused on baldcypress wetland habitat — botany, freshwater ecology, and Mid-Atlantic coastal plain biodiversity.

Circa-1780 Methodist chapel — one of America's oldest — covers early American religious history, Methodist founding, and Colonial-era Delaware settlement.

Small local history museum in a Delaware beach town — Delaware coastal community heritage, early 20th-century settlement, and regional social history.

Delaware state forest with managed timber and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, forestry practices, and native species study.

Small Delaware bay maritime museum — covers local fishing heritage, bay ecology, and the history of the Delaware watermen.

Delaware county park with trails, pond, and open fields — supports basic ecology observation and outdoor PE in a managed natural setting.

Small-town Delaware historical society museum covering local agricultural and community history from the 18th century onward.

Small creek-corridor nature center in Newark, DE — watershed ecology, native plants, and wildlife observation.

Preserved 18th-century Georgian merchant house in Delaware — demonstrates colonial domestic life, architecture, and mid-Atlantic trade history.

Delaware Historical Society with research library and exhibits spanning colonial through modern Delaware history — supports primary-source historical research.

Delaware's official state archives with primary-source documents and exhibits covering Delaware and colonial American history.

State police museum covering law enforcement history in Delaware — civics, criminal justice, and public-safety history.

Aquatics facility offering swim instruction and water-safety programs — applied kinesiology, water safety, and physical education.

One of the oldest surviving brick houses in the US, illustrating colonial-era Delaware settlement, Dutch architecture, and early American domestic life.