Classified for credit

Sinagua pueblo archaeological site adjacent to Coconino National Forest — pre-contact Indigenous architecture and Southwest archaeology.

University-operated observatory complex open for public viewing nights — covers telescope operation, astrophysics, and celestial mechanics at a working research facility.

Private collection of handbuilt miniature cars — covers scale engineering, metalworking, and mechanical design as applied art and craft.

Sedona fine art museum with rotating exhibits of contemporary and regional fine art — supports visual art analysis, art history, and studio art vocabulary.

Arizona state recreation area with reservoir and ponderosa pine forest — high-desert ecology, riparian biology, and outdoor PE.

Preserved U.S. Army fort and White Mountain Apache heritage site — covers Apache history, U.S. military expansion, and late 19th-century Southwest conflict.

NPS site preserving Apache Wars-era fort — covers U.S.-Apache conflict, frontier military history, and Southwest geography.

Military history museum at Fort Tuthill covering Arizona National Guard history — primary-source artifacts and uniforms from WWI through modern deployments.

Preserved 1860s–1890s U.S. Army post with officer quarters and museum — covers Indian Wars–era military history and Arizona frontier settlement.

Desert botanical garden in the Sonoran Desert featuring native plant identification, xeriscape ecology, and desert adaptation biology.

Southern Arizona NWR supporting Sonoran desert and grassland species — covers desert ecology, migratory bird biology, and borderlands geography.

Museum and cultural center honoring George Washington Carver, covering African American history, the post-Reconstruction era, and contributions to agricultural science.

Exotic animal sanctuary in the Sonoran Desert — supports zoology, animal behavior, and desert ecosystem study.

Riparian preserve and bird banding station — wetland ecology, avian biology, and water-cycle observation in a desert environment.

Municipal xeriscape demonstration garden — covers desert-adapted plant species, water conservation, and arid-climate ecology.

Historic Arizona gold mine and preserved ghost town — covers 1800s mining history, ore extraction, and frontier settlement.

Gold mine and Old West ghost-town attraction — covers Arizona mining history, gold rush economics, and basic geology of ore extraction.

Trading post and museum in Monument Valley documenting Navajo culture, Goulding family history, and the film industry's ties to the Southwest.

Public observatory near Safford, AZ with telescopes for viewing deep-sky objects — covers astronomy, optics, and the electromagnetic spectrum.

Petting and feeding farm featuring deer and exotic animals near Williams, AZ — basic animal biology and animal husbandry for young children.

Nature Conservancy riparian preserve along one of Arizona's last free-flowing rivers — covers desert hydrology, bird ecology, and Sonoran biodiversity.

Nature center on one of Arizona's few perennial rivers — covers riparian ecology, desert hydrology, and migratory bird habitats.

Colorado River backwater refuge with diverse riparian and desert ecosystems — supports wildlife biology, migratory bird study, and wetland ecology.

Phoenix park combining restored heritage buildings and science programming — covers Arizona territorial history alongside basic STEM exhibits.