Classified for credit

Kentucky state park built around a reservoir with forested gorges — supports lessons in Appalachian ecology, lake hydrology, and regional wildlife biology.

Museum displaying miniature dollhouse rooms spanning centuries — supports social history, architecture, and decorative-arts study across historical periods.

Campground within Green River Lake area of Green River Lake State Park — ecology, riparian biology, and outdoor recreation.

State park on Green River Lake — freshwater ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor recreation in a managed natural area.

National wildlife refuge along the Green River — wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and riparian habitat conservation.

Kentucky state park campground on Greenbo Lake — supports study of Appalachian forest ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation.

Kentucky state resort park with a lake, hiking trails, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor PE.

NKU campus digital planetarium with public shows — astronomy, celestial navigation, and space science curriculum.

University-operated planetarium with full-dome sky shows — celestial mechanics, astronomy, and the physics of light for students at Western Kentucky University.

Small family petting zoo in rural Kentucky — introduces domestic and farm animal biology, animal husbandry, and basic zoology for young learners.

Restored L&N rail depot with historic locomotives and passenger cars — covers railroad history, industrial development, and 19th–20th century transportation.

Working Kentucky farm offering hands-on exposure to sustainable agriculture, animal husbandry, and rural land stewardship.

Kentucky birthplace monument and museum for Confederate President Jefferson Davis — covers Civil War era, Confederacy leadership, and Reconstruction.

Kentucky resort state park with lake, trails, and outdoor theater in Appalachian foothills — supports regional ecology, geography, and physical education.

Kentucky state park honoring naturalist John James Audubon — combines ornithology, native woodland ecology, and the history of American natural history illustration.

Outdoor wildlife and nature trail experience near the Ark Encounter site covering animal habitats and basic zoology in a walking-tour format.

Kentucky Lake state resort park with beach, trails, and lake access — supports outdoor education, freshwater ecology, and PE documentation in a developed natural setting.

State artisan center showcasing Kentucky craft traditions — covers folk art, craft techniques, and regional cultural heritage.

Museum and cultural center dedicated to African American history in Kentucky — supports civil rights, social studies, and regional history curriculum.

Museum in a former coal company town covering Appalachian coal mining history, mining engineering, and the social history of Kentucky's coal industry.

Kentucky Dam on the Tennessee River is one of TVA's largest structures — supports civil engineering, hydroelectric power generation, and regional water management.

State resort park on Kentucky Lake (TVA reservoir) — covers reservoir hydrology, freshwater ecology, and Tennessee Valley geography.

TVA dam visitor center covering hydroelectric power generation, flood control engineering, and river hydrology on the Tennessee River.

Museum at Churchill Downs documenting the Kentucky Derby's 150-year history — covers American social history, agriculture, and the economics of horse racing.