William H. Bashaw Elementary students showcase their jumping rope skills
By
Amanda Sebastiano
| 4:47 p.m. April 10, 2015
East County
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William H. Bashaw Elementary School students love to jump rope.
April 8, students in grades kindergarten through fifth took turns jumping rope, while their friends smiled and whipped the ropes around in the school's parking lot at the annual Jump for Fun event.
To participate, students raised funds through sponsorships, which benefited the school's art and technology departments.
Eight-year-old Meagan Butler poses while her friends whip around the jump rope.
Jonah Adams stays cool with sunglasses and his jump rope nearby.
Kamaria Charles and Barbara Baeza love to jump rope with friends, especially during school, they said.
Nine-year-olds Mckenzie Goodman and Bryan Ocana jump rope as fast as they can.
Fifth-grader Jalanee Jones jumps as high as he can during a demonstration.
Derek Jones, 10, says, "Want to see how fast I can jump rope?"
Nanna Ladzinski, Jocelyn Ridings and Sophia Pippin take a break to spend time with friends.
Imagy Larawas focuses on her feet.
Eight-year-old Malaina McLean gets ready to start her morning jumping rope.
Ten-year-old Kriya Patel shows off for her friends.
Samarria Rainey says cheese.
Jake Ronan and Chevin Edwards take a break from jumping rope.
Keegan Skinner, Alejandra Bernachi, Natalie Benedek, Alanna Houston and Natalee Tison make their own shade with sunglasses and hats.
Brandon Stoddart jumps as fast as he can.
Tory Ziemer, Liani Smart and Kejon Robinson chat with friends while they wait to jump rope.
