Hands-on learning is what education is all about! Check out what our scholars learned about anatomy, ultrasound therapy, cupping, and electrical stimulation. @WSExplorers

Did you know sports trainers are well trained in emergency medicine? We experienced how to handle emergency situations during athletic events. @WSExplorers

Great discussion about concussions and head injuries happening here! I am amazed at their knowledge and level of questioning they are sharing. @WSExplorers

We cannot thank followmnu Sports Medicine Department and @CramerProducts enough for giving our Medicus Cohort an experience they will never forget! Look at those future Sports Medicine professionals!

Today we had an in-house field trip with Children's Mercy Sports Medicine Center Sports Physical Therapists and learned all about youth physical therapy. Thank you for the wonderful experience Children's Mercy !

Stay tuned for the engaging topics we immersed ourselves into this morning! Now this is what i call engagement!

We learned that the first, and one of the most important, step in physical therapy is evaluating the athlete‘s body. We evaluated our future sports medicine scholars with the assistance of the experts. @WSExplorers Children's Mercy Sports Medicine Center

We were also able to engage in Sports Physical Therapy activities that they use with their youth athletes using the 4 steps of injury rehab: rest, range, strength, and function. Who says injury rehab can’t also be fun?! @WSExplorers Children's Mercy Sports Medicine Center

Lastly, we were able to share with the experts our public project ideas. We are creating sports injury prevention and rehab plans that have never been created before. How exciting that we were able to share the brainstorming stage with experts in the field! @WSExplorers

We cannot wait to continue this partnership with Children's Mercy Sports Medicine Center and pitch them our innovative sports medicine plans. Who knows, one of our student scholar’s ideas could lead to the next big idea in Sports Medicine that can be used at their facilities! Thanks again to our guests!

We are so honored to have the opportunity to continue our partnership and see things like the anti-gravity treadmill in action during our visit in April! We cannot wait!

Career cohorts at the 4th and 5th grade levels. Students delivering to parents and mentors. Todd Edward White

Kinder engineers showcasing their push & pull arcade games at Wolf Springs Elementary 2nd Annual Force & Motion Carnival! @WSEWatkins Kelsey Wasescha Claire Pan Wolf Springs Library Katie Haberberger

Thinking back over the great things that happened Wolf Springs Elementary today and feeling blessed beyond measure to work in such a special place.

Exploring the Respiratory System. Do you know the differences between asthma and pneumonia?