Sarah Wimmer

I am a 7th and 8th grade science teacher at Springhouse Middle School. I like explorong lighthouses, martial arts, kayaking, and mountain biking.

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

I’m so lucky to be part of the SMS family. Thank you to @MinottiZ3 @JeffreyBartman and @alizthompson for standing in the rain and passing out lunches. You all made my day today!! #ourbestsms

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

Great presentation from PPL today @davinciscience. #ourbestsms

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Exploring the design process @davinciscience. #ourbestsms

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

We started our unit on genetics and heredity by exploring the genetics traits our fellow students had.

[Terri Plattner @PlattnerTerri]

@SpringhouseMS 8th graders using their brains to explore brains @davinciscience! #careerconnections #healthcare #ourbestSMS #parklandpride @Mrs_SWimmer17

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8th graders explored brains today @davinciscience. #ourbestsms

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We explored today @davinciscience. We had a lot of fun. #ourbestsms

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

In 8th grade, we used KEVA planks to investigate potential energy.

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In 7th grade we witnessed the stages of mitosis while looking at onion root tip cells.

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We reviewed for our test and completed to make the largest LEGO tower. And the winners are... @MeehanEDU

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

My 7th graders reviewing the chemical reactions that happen in cells.

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

My 7th graders are reviewing the chemical reactions that happen in cells. This is students working together to construct what happens during photosynthesis.

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7th grade explored soap bubbles which share many properties of cell membranes.

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8th grade was exploring chemical changes up close.

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Lesson planning this weekend with my 2 new favorite things:

1. Edrenaline Rush (thank you John Meehan @MeehanEDU)

2. https://t.co/0NkBBBPORe (thank you Kerin Steigerwalt @kerinteach and Danielle Creighton @misscreighton for the recommendation)

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

Dogs' eyebrow anatomy is the latest example of how 20,000 years of cohabitation has made our pets finely tuned interpreters of human emotion https://t.co/zP2FsZKuHQ

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@AdidaKev Hey friend! Thanks!!

[Sarah Wimmer @Mrs_SWimmer17]

Thanks to @MeehanEDU for giving me some fun ideas for my classroom this coming school year!