Classified for credit

Accredited art museum with major William Glackens collection and international contemporary works — supports art history, visual analysis, and aesthetic criticism.

Florida state park featuring a sinking river, sinkholes, and karst topography — geology, hydrology, and native forest ecology.

Florida's largest national forest featuring unique scrub and spring ecosystems — plant communities, hydrology, and forest ecology.

Downtown Orlando history museum covering Central Florida from pre-contact indigenous cultures through the modern era with primary-source artifacts.

AZA-accredited zoo with active conservation programs for Florida wildlife and endangered species — covers zoology, wildlife conservation biology, and tropical ecosystem science.

Aquarium specializing in Florida manatee biology and rehabilitation — covers marine mammal science, conservation, and aquatic ecosystems.

Florida state preserve with bison, sandhill cranes, and diverse wetland ecosystems — supports ecology, wildlife biology, and field observation skills.

Hands-on STEM exploration center (MESS = Math Engineering Science Stuff) — supports inquiry-based learning across physics, engineering, and math.

Major contemporary and modern art museum on Biscayne Bay — provides structured art history and visual-culture curriculum through permanent and rotating international collections.

Living-history village in Pasco County documenting Florida frontier life from the 1800s — covers pioneer agriculture, early Florida settlement, and 19th-century rural technology.

Full-dome digital planetarium inside a science center and aquarium — covers astronomy, the solar system, and light physics with immersive projection.

First-magnitude spring state park with snorkeling and nature trails — Florida spring hydrology, aquatic ecosystems, and native wildlife.

Live raptor aviary co-located with a planetarium — covers raptor biology, bird-of-prey adaptations, and astronomy in a single curriculum-rich visit.

Florida phosphate mining operation offering hands-on fossil and mineral prospecting — covers geology, mineralogy, and Florida's prehistoric record.

Major art museum on the Ringling estate with Old Masters, Baroque works, and circus history — substantive fine-arts and art-history curriculum content.

Active fossil and shell pit near Lake Okeechobee where visitors collect Pleistocene marine fossils — covers paleontology and Florida geology.

Drive-through safari and guided tour facility covering African and Asian wildlife biology, conservation, and animal behavior.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Gulf coast with migratory bird habitat, salt marshes, and a historic lighthouse — covers ecology, ornithology, and conservation.

Hands-on marine science center with live shark and ray touch tanks — covers South Florida marine biology, coastal ecology, and shark biology.

Cape Canaveral Space Force base history center — U.S. missile and space launch history, rocketry engineering, and Cold War space-race science.

Accredited zoo run by Santa Fe College zoology students — covers animal biology, wildlife conservation, and zoo science with unusually detailed keeper interaction.

Hands-on science discovery center with interactive exhibits covering physical science, biology, and technology for K–12 learners.

Indoor walk-through aquarium at LEGOLAND Florida with touch pools and marine exhibits — covers marine biology, ocean ecosystems, and fish anatomy.

Interactive aquarium on International Drive — covers marine biology, ocean ecosystems, and aquatic animal adaptations through walk-through displays.