there were children on the tracks? Engineer Campana slammed on the trains brake and blasted the air horn while conductor Falzo rushed out of the cab and hung over the front of the t 3. What made Katie realize that something was wrong with her children? When she heard the air horn and the screech of the trains brake, she was aware that something was wrong with her children 4. How did falzo rescue the two children? He leaped from the train, took two giant strides and grabbed them. 5. What can we learn from the story? Summary of the Text As Katie Pritchard unloaded some groceries from her car, she thought her two sons were playing safely nearby. But they had wandered onto a railroad track and into the path of an approaching train. The trains engineer and its conductor saw them on the track but could not stop the train in time. The boys ignored the train s whistling horn and screeching brak So the conductor, Tony Falzo, a former gymnast, hung from the front of the train, jumped at exactly the right moment, and rescued the two boys from the moving train, which barely missed crushing them before it finally stopped. One of the boys had a minor cut and the other was unharmed. The mother said she could find no word in a dictionary to express her gratitude to Tony.there were children on the tracks? Engineer Campana slammed on the train's brake and blasted the air horn, while conductor Falzo rushed out of the cab and hung over the front of the train, waving and shouting at the kids. 3. What made Katie realize that something was wrong with her children? When she heard the air horn and the screech of the train's brake, she was aware that something was wrong with her children. 4. How did Falzo rescue the two children? He leaped from the train, took two giant strides and grabbed them. 5. What can we learn from the story? Open. Summary of the Text As Katie Pritchard unloaded some groceries from her car, she thought her two sons were playing safely nearby. But they had wandered onto a railroad track and into the path of an approaching train. The train's engineer and its conductor saw them on the track but could not stop the train in time. The boys ignored the train's whistling horn and screeching brakes. So the conductor, Tony Falzo, a former gymnast, hung from the front of the train, jumped at exactly the right moment, and rescued the two boys from the moving train, which barely missed crushing them before it finally stopped. One of the boys had a minor cut and the other was unharmed. The mother said she could find no word in a dictionary to express her gratitude to Tony