![](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/T4AskEUT99g/default.jpg "Living Compass Learning Cooperative is happy to present the beloved story of the Lorax by Dr. Seuss, May 23rd and 26 at 3pm at the Haven Underground in Nevada City. The students have been exploring what it means to be a Steward of our Earth all year, and we figured our mossy friend the Lorax is one such Steward whose tale we'd like to share and celebrate. Our journey into stewardship has involved us in restoration projects, a rafting trip, an insect survey, superhero skits, games, water quality testing, challenge courses, writing poetry and newsletter articles, and more. Through all of this, it has been a blessing to contribute to the earth we care about while we learn from it and one another. Our thespian explorations are fueled by the fact that we "care a whole awful lot"! We feel blessed to have this opportunity to share with you the message of the Lorax, and hope that enjoying it with us will inspire and support your own joyful stewardship. Living Compass Learning Co-op is a group of families and dedicated teachers, working together and in partnership with our larger community and Twin Ridges Home Study Charter School to offer 3 day a week classes, low student teacher ratio, individuated teaching learning, compassionate communication (NVC) based classroom, integrated thematic learning, multi-age classroom, and music and visual arts integration. We hold classes in Nevada City, California: 1st to 3rd grade and 4th to 6th grade. We can be reached at (530)264-5099 or ...")
Published
May 06, 2013
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