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Contemporary art center with permanent and rotating exhibits including folk, outsider, and decorative arts.

Outdoor sculpture park featuring welded metal dinosaur and creature sculptures — connects art fabrication and prehistoric paleontology themes.

Regional museum with natural history, Ice Age paleontology, and local cultural history exhibits spanning geology and Kenosha-area heritage.

Wisconsin state park at the Kinnickinnic River confluence — supports freshwater ecology, glacial geography, and outdoor physical education.

Kohler Company showroom and design center with factory history exhibits — covers industrial manufacturing, ceramic engineering, and product design.

Lake Michigan dune and swale state park with nature center — covers coastal dune formation, Great Lakes ecology, and outdoor PE.

Public planetarium in Rhinelander, WI — covers stellar astronomy, the solar system, and optics through telescope observation and dome presentations.

University of Wisconsin physics teaching museum with hands-on demonstrations covering mechanics, electricity, optics, and wave phenomena.

Wisconsin state park on a glacial lake with oak savanna habitat — covers freshwater ecology, glacial geology, and native plant biology.

Wisconsin state park on a reservoir created by the 1905 Wissota Dam — covers freshwater ecology, glacial landscape, and reservoir biology.

Urban lakefront state park on Lake Michigan in Milwaukee — covers Great Lakes ecology, shoreline geography, and outdoor education through trails and natural areas.

Art museum nationally known for wildlife and bird art — connects fine art with ornithology and natural-history observation.

Small municipal zoo in Manitowoc with regional wildlife — supports introductory zoology and animal-adaptation discussions for young learners.

Free municipal zoo in Manitowoc with native and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness curriculum.

Norwegian heritage center in Stoughton, WI — covers 19th-century Scandinavian immigration, Norwegian-American cultural traditions, and settlement history in the Midwest.

Wisconsin state park preserving Native American effigy mounds — supports archaeology, pre-Columbian cultures, and Wisconsin Indigenous history.

40-acre sculpture garden with 50+ monumental works on lawns and woodland — outdoor sculpture and landscape design.

Heritage center on Madeline Island documenting Ojibwe culture and Lake Superior fur trade history — Great Lakes regional and cultural history.

Island museum accessible by ferry covering Madeline Island and Apostle Islands history including fur trade, Native Ojibwe culture, and Great Lakes settlement.

Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — supports art criticism, modern movements, and visual-arts curriculum for older students.

Preserved effigy mound in human form built by the Woodland culture — covers Native American archaeology, pre-Columbian history, and Wisconsin cultural geography.

Children's garden within Boerner Botanical Gardens — plant identification, pollinator biology, and basic botany in a structured outdoor setting.

Wetland nature center on Horicon Marsh — migratory bird ecology, wetland biology, and conservation science in a major North American flyway.

Wisconsin Kettle Moraine recreation area with glacial lake — covers glacial geology, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes region natural history.