Fancy-footed youngsters executed crowd-wowing moves during a jump-a-thon benefit to fight heart disease at Public School 198.
The nimble troupe drew rave reviews, transforming the gymnasium of the school – 4105 Farragut Road – into a mini-Olympic show hall as boys and girls alternated traditional jump-roping with the more complex “Double Dutch” version.
Proceeds will benefit the American Heart Association.
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