Riding on the Train – Present Progressive Reading

In this week’s Spotlight lesson, Riding on the Train, students get a chance to see the present progressive in context when a young Korean girl describes what her family is doing on the train ride home.

This colorful lesson includes a short reading, comprehension questions, a word search for vocabulary practice, a spelling exercise to practice forming -ing words, and an exercise on countable and uncountable nouns.

All of the readings in our Library section have a digital component, so teachers and parents can choose how to present the reading and comprehension questions—either on paper or online!

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Find this lesson in the Library – Present Continuous Stories.

     

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