Classified for credit

State park at the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers — river hydrology, migratory bird ecology, and watershed geography.

Wooded St. Louis city nature park along the Meramec River — supports ecology, local wildlife identification, and outdoor physical education.

University entomology museum with insect collections at MU — covers arthropod taxonomy, insect anatomy, and ecological roles of insects.

Living-history village in Faust Park with restored 19th-century structures and interpretive demonstrations of Missouri pioneer domestic life.

Restored 1818 Creole merchant home in Missouri's oldest European settlement — covers French colonial history, trade, and early American frontier commerce.

Missouri state park featuring lakes formed by strip-mining reclamation — illustrates land reclamation, freshwater ecology, and environmental science.

Original 1821 Missouri state capitol building — early American government, westward expansion, and Missouri statehood history.

Civil War battlefield and state historic site — covers the 1864 Battle of Pilot Knob, Missouri's role in the war, and fortification engineering.

Community art center in a renovated historic foundry with rotating galleries and studio spaces — covers visual arts, mixed media, and regional artist work.

Restored boyhood home of WWI General John J. Pershing — covers late-19th-century frontier Missouri life and the biography of a key American military figure.

City nature park in Independence, MO with trails and native habitat — supports local ecology, native plant and wildlife identification, and outdoor PE.

Outdoor sculpture garden on the Saint Louis Art Museum grounds — supports informal art appreciation but primarily an outdoor strolling space.

Missouri state park protecting a prehistoric cave used by Dalton-culture people 8,000+ years ago — covers archaeology, Native American prehistory, and karst geology.

Missouri state park featuring a collapsed karst chasm and spring — supports geology, cave-formation science, and Ozark watershed ecology.

Preserved birthplace cottage of President Harry S Truman — covers presidential history, 20th-century American civics, and Missouri heritage.

Missouri state park on Truman Reservoir — supports freshwater ecology, lake watershed science, and outdoor recreation for PE credit.

Missouri state-park campground in Hawn SP — Ozark forest ecology, sandstone geology, and developed trails.

Biodiversity exhibit hall at the Springfield nature center — taxonomy, ecosystems, and the diversity of life across major animal and plant groups.

Preserved 19th-century grist mill in a county historical park — covers milling technology, water power, and Ozarks pioneer settlement history.

Restored 1860s merchant family home in New Madrid — covers antebellum domestic life, Mississippi River commerce, and post-Civil War Missouri history.

Visitor center for Independence's historic downtown — covers westward expansion, LDS pioneer history, and Missouri's role in 19th-century America.

Hall of Fame tracing the history and technology of photography — covers optics, chemistry, and visual arts.

Community college public observatory with telescope access — introductory astronomy and observational science for student groups.

Site of the first daytime bank robbery by Jesse James — covers post-Civil War lawlessness, frontier justice, and Missouri territorial history.