Classified for credit

Brown University gallery with rotating contemporary and historical art exhibitions — supports visual arts analysis and art history curriculum.

Rhode Island art gallery with publicly accessible exhibits — provides exposure to fine art and regional artistic traditions.

Gallery within the RISD Museum featuring rotating contemporary art exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and art history curriculum.

Rhode Island state management area with forested trails and ponds — supports woodland ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor recreation PE.

Rhode Island coastal state park with forest and shoreline trails — New England coastal ecology and outdoor PE; no developed science exhibits on site.

Rhode Island state park beach — recreational beach with no dedicated nature curriculum programming or visitor center.

Municipal riverfront park with recreational facilities — limited curriculum hook beyond outdoor PE and unstructured play.

Small Rhode Island state park on Narragansett Bay — supports coastal ecology observation, estuary identification, and basic outdoor education.

Preserved 18th-century Rhode Island mill-owner's house — colonial domestic life, period architecture, and early American social history.

Artist-run cooperative gallery with rotating contemporary exhibits — fine-arts exposure and visual critique for older students.

18th-century colonial merchant house in Newport — covers colonial-era trade, architecture, and Rhode Island social history.

Community arts center with rotating exhibits and studio programs covering contemporary visual art, craft, and Rhode Island regional artists.

Indoor trampoline and family entertainment center — physical activity only, no structured curriculum content.

Federal-period mansion in Bristol, RI documenting the DeWolf family's role in Rhode Island merchant history and the slave trade.

Preserved Victorian-era mansion in Providence — illustrates Gilded Age domestic life, Rhode Island industrial wealth, and 19th-century architecture.

Local historical society preserving records and artifacts of Little Compton, RI — covers colonial New England settlement, town history, and primary-source document study.

Site of one of America's earliest lighthouses on Narragansett Bay — covers colonial maritime history, coastal navigation, and lighthouse engineering.

19th-century Rhode Island house museum in Coventry — covers local New England domestic history and material culture.

Small Rhode Island museum covering local cultural heritage, decorative arts, and community history — supports regional history and material-culture study.

Portsmouth historical society covering Rhode Island colonial, Revolutionary, and 19th-century local history through artifacts and documents.

One of the oldest art clubs in the US with gallery exhibition spaces — covers American fine art history and studio art observation in Providence.

Providence College gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports art history and visual-arts analysis curriculum.

RI Colonial Charter museum — the 1663 royal charter and Roger Williams's religious-liberty experiment.

Regional watercolor society gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through technique study and medium-specific art history.