Through artistic work, diversity in challenging classes can be transformed into creative tension. This helps children find respect for themselves and others, and discover the intuitive security for their own path in a society lacking unifying orientation. It is a demanding work, enriched with many photos, that not only provides numerous concrete practical lesson plans but also establishes a fundamental understanding of the vast possibilities of dance and body work with children. The book aims to reach all children. Educational goals such as creativity, dance/movement/musical skills, body experience, and social understanding and competence are important for all children, and uprooting, sensory overload, and violence are issues that affect children from all backgrounds and social classes. In this second edition, I would like to introduce you to...