What’s inside the body? How does it work? The sooner young children can imagine and understand this, the better. Nancy Hoenisch constructs the human body with the children in her kindergarten – four to six-year-old girls and boys – using cardboard tubes, plastic bags, hoses, and with the help of illustrative exhibits from the butcher shop around the corner. Abstract ideas and concepts – which we adults only occasionally understand fully – take shape: Klara. The human being. From the inside and outside. Disgust and disrespect – Yuck, bones! Ugh, blood! Eww, sweat! – simply disappear. As if wiped away! Nancy Hoenisch’s children now know what it looks like inside them, why they can run, the path their food takes, and why each of them is valuable and unique. They find this very amazing, beautiful, and truly lovable. The body – my treasure.