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6260131 An adult woman in a navy polo shirt is throwing or squeezing pink powder from a bag at a young child running away on a gravel path. The child is smiling and running, with pink powder visible in the air around them. In the background, several other children in white shirts are also running, suggesting a group color run or powder play event. Download Schriever School Age Care program hosts first...
6260130 Two young children wearing white t-shirts interact outdoors during what appears to be a color run or powder paint event. The smaller child is pointing at and examining the color stains on the taller child's shirt, appearing excited and engaged. Both shirts show visible colored powder or paint marks, suggesting participation in a fun, messy activity. Download Schriever School Age Care program hosts first...
6260132 A group of children wearing white t-shirts are participating in an outdoor color/paint activity at what appears to be a school or daycare facility. The children are laughing and reacting with excitement as they are splattered with pink and blue paint or powder. A sign on the chain-link fence behind them reads 'School Age Care'. Download Schriever School Age Care program hosts first...
6260133 A group of children and adults are participating in a color run or powder paint event on what appears to be a school playground. A cloud of pink powder is visible in the center of the image, with participants reacting to being hit by the colored powder. The participants are wearing white t-shirts that have become stained with colored powder. Download Schriever School Age Care program hosts first...
6260134 A group of children wearing white t-shirts are running enthusiastically outdoors in what appears to be an organized group activity or race. Several adults are visible in the background, seemingly supervising or participating. The setting is an open, semi-arid landscape with scattered pine trees under an overcast sky. Download Schriever School Age Care program hosts first...