Classified for credit

Multi-discipline cultural center housing art galleries, history exhibits, and performing arts — covers regional cultural history and arts across subjects.

NPS site at the plantation of Founding Father Charles Pinckney — covers Constitutional history, colonial plantation life, and the Gullah heritage of enslaved people.

Public planetarium offering scheduled sky shows — covers solar system structure, celestial navigation, and observational astronomy.

Oconee County park at a river confluence with trails and swimming — South Carolina Piedmont ecology, waterway geology, and outdoor physical education.

South Carolina state park with lake, longleaf pine habitat, and trails — supports ecology, botany, and natural history of the Piedmont region.

South Carolina state park with lake, trails, and natural areas — ecology field study, native species observation, and outdoor physical education.

South Carolina state park on the Edisto River offering ecology study, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation.

Colonial-era town ruins and fort site in SC — covers British colonial settlement, the Revolutionary War period, and archaeological preservation.

Fine-arts museum in Columbia with encyclopedic collection spanning European and American art — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Nature playscape within a wetland park — riparian ecology, water systems, and unstructured outdoor learning for younger children.

Urban nature preserve along the Reedy River with trails and wildlife habitat — supports riparian ecology, bird identification, and local watershed study.

Greenville city park with Reedy River greenway, wetland areas, and trails — supports outdoor ecology observation and physical education.

State park with equestrian trails, fishing ponds, and forested habitat — supports ecology, biology, and physical education.

South Carolina state park on Lake Jocassee in the Blue Ridge foothills — supports freshwater ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor education.

Urban wildlife sanctuary along the Ashley River in Charleston — covers tidal wetland ecology, migratory birds, and lowcountry habitat conservation.

Managed wetland and upland habitat in the ACE Basin — waterfowl ecology, coastal biology, and wildlife management practices.

University planetarium with full-dome shows covering astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.

SC state park on Lake Murray with fishing, hiking, and shoreline access — covers freshwater ecology, Southeast geography, and outdoor recreation science.

University-based planetarium with dome theater — covers astronomy, earth science, and celestial navigation.

South Carolina barrier island state park with maritime forest and tidal marshes — covers coastal ecology, shell identification, and estuary biology.

Coastal estuary learning center on Edisto Island — covers salt marsh ecology, marine biology, and coastal geography.

Live reptile facility with native and exotic snakes, turtles, and alligators — covers herpetology, reptile biology, and South Carolina coastal ecosystems.

Municipal garden along the Edisto River featuring extensive rose collections and native plantings — supports botany and horticulture study.

ACE Basin nature trail through lowcountry forest and wetlands — covers South Carolina coastal plain ecology, wetland hydrology, and migratory wildlife.