A girl reacts to bubbles blown in the village of Ciudad España in Honduras. Visiting Americans often bring bubbles, stickers and coloring books for the children there.
A young girl stands by a clothesline where cloth diapers dry outside her home.
A girl smiles outside mass at the Basilica de Suyapa in Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras. Children often save their best clothes for attending church on Sundays.
Honduran children, dressed in their school uniforms, run home from class. Children are required to wear uniforms in Honduran schools, and those who cannot afford the uniforms don't go to school.
Sometimes it doesn't take much to entertain children. That was the case with these boys, who staged wheelbarrow races at a church construction site in Ciudad España, Honduras.
A Honduran girl doesn't let her lollipop get in the way of a big smile in her classroom in Ciudad España, a city of about 10,000 people.
A group of Honduran children gathers around a missionary worker at a church in Ciudad España. Coloring books brought by Americans, often featuring cartoon characters, are popular among the local children.
A boy walks to class along a road in rural Honduras. Some children walk for miles to get to school.
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