Classified for credit

Living-history museum recreating a 1929 Kansas small town with period buildings and demonstrations — covers Depression-era Midwest history and daily life in early 20th-century America.

Southeast Kansas nature center with regional wildlife exhibits and natural-history displays — covers local ecology, geology, and conservation.

University art museum at KU with a broad permanent collection spanning global art history — supports visual art analysis and cultural history studies.

Public planetarium in Topeka using a Spitz projection system — covers astronomy, the solar system, and earth science through dome presentations.

AZA-accredited municipal zoo in Manhattan, KS — covers animal biology, conservation programs, and wildlife habitat through keeper talks and exhibits.

Public botanical garden on Lake Shawnee — plant identification, seasonal ecology, and Kansas prairie horticulture.

Small public aquarium — supports fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal behavior observation.

Automotive collection tracing the history of car manufacturing and mechanical engineering — covers industrial history and internal combustion engine technology.

Regional zoo with attached natural history museum — covers zoology, animal conservation, and wildlife biology through live animals and exhibits.

Reservoir state park with diverse riparian and tallgrass prairie ecosystems — supports ecology, hydrology, and Kansas geography study.

State park on Tuttle Creek Reservoir with trails, wildlife habitat, and riparian zones — supports ecology, geography, and outdoor PE.

Reservoir state park area with tallgrass prairie and riparian habitat — supports ecology, Kansas geography, and outdoor field study.

Kansas reservoir state park unit with tallgrass prairie and wetland habitats — supports plains ecology, migratory bird study, and freshwater biology.

University art museum at Wichita State with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history, visual literacy, and studio art curriculum.

Restored Union Pacific depot in Concordia, KS — covers transcontinental railroad history and its role in Great Plains settlement.

Campus botanical garden at KUMC with medicinal and native plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and the relationship between plants and medicine.

Small municipal zoo in Clay Center, KS — provides live-animal observation supporting basic zoology and animal-classification curriculum.

Historic park with an 1880s Victorian neighborhood and botanical garden — covers Kansas territorial history, pioneer life, and period architecture.

Lawrence community history museum covering Bleeding Kansas, the Civil War era, and local 19th–20th century development — supports Kansas and American history curriculum.

Kansas reservoir state park offering lessons in Great Plains ecology, migratory bird observation, and freshwater habitat management.

Therapeutic outdoor play center using nature-based activities — supports sensory development, gross motor PE, and introductory ecology for young children.

County historical museum with artifacts and exhibits on Wichita's growth from cattle-drive hub to aviation city — Great Plains and Kansas history.

University anthropology museum at WSU with collections covering world cultures, archaeology, and physical anthropology — social studies and cultural geography.

Toy-train and model-railroad museum — mechanical engineering and railroad history at kid scale.