Classified for credit

Williamson County nature park with lake and trails — local ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor physical education in a family-friendly setting.

Children's garden at Cheekwood Estate — supports plant biology, horticulture, and sensory nature education for young learners.

Civil War battlefield site at Missionary Ridge — covers the 1863 Chattanooga Campaign, Union strategy, and the military geography of the Tennessee theater.

Civil War-era plantation near Franklin, TN used as a Confederate field hospital — covers the Battle of Franklin and Reconstruction.

Civil War-era house that served as Union headquarters during the Battle of Franklin — covers the Western Theater campaign and its civilian impact.

Mississippian-culture mound complex — covers pre-Columbian Native American archaeology, mound-builder societies, and Tennessee prehistory.

State park protecting Tennessee's largest old-growth eastern red cedar forest — covers forest ecology, limestone glade habitats, and endemic plant species.

Heritage farm and arts center at Cedars of Lebanon covering Tennessee agricultural history and pioneer lifeways — living-history farming and rural social studies.

Federal wildlife refuge along the Mississippi Flyway — supports migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Tennessee state park with forested trails, a lake, and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, biology, and physical education.

Memorial housing a rail car used in Holocaust deportations — primary-source Holocaust history, genocide studies, and civic responsibility curriculum.

Submerged and partially accessible Cherokee town sites on Tellico Lake — covers pre-contact Cherokee civilization, colonization, and the impact of the TVA dam.

Large public wildlife management area with forest and reservoir habitat — supports ecology, wildlife biology, orienteering, and Tennessee natural history.

Historic homestead with adjacent trailhead covering early Tennessee settlement and pioneer domestic life — combines regional history with outdoor nature study.

Museum in a restored railroad hotel documenting Tennessee railroad history and the life of Governor Frank Clement — covers regional transportation and political history.

Heritage center honoring Medal of Honor recipients — covers military valor, civic duty, and the history of America's highest military decoration.

Hands-on science center in western Tennessee focusing on local natural history, fossils, and ecology — supports earth science and regional biology.

Tennessee state park with lake, wetlands, and hiking trails — supports Appalachian ecology, local wildlife study, and outdoor physical education.

1802 stone mansion historic site — covers early Tennessee statehood, frontier domestic life, and Federal-period architectural history.

Small private zoo with exotic and domestic animals — supports zoology, animal classification, and basic conservation awareness.

Small petting zoo with domestic and exotic animals providing hands-on introduction to animal husbandry and basic zoology for younger children.

Federal wildlife refuge on Lake Barkley managing waterfowl habitat — covers wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and conservation management.

Multi-disciplinary arts center in a renovated Memphis building — supports visual arts, music, and contemporary studio practice.

Tennessee state park on the Cumberland Plateau with CCC-built facilities — covers plateau geology, forest ecology, and New Deal-era conservation history.