1. Then, every Saturday, they sold the flowers to all the people who came to the park. 2.Every ______ the boys sold the flowers.

1. When the park was busy, the boys couldn’t go skateboarding there because it was dangerous. 2. It was _____________ to go skateboarding in the park when it was busy.

1. Then they went to look for some wood to make a fire. 2. Harry, Sarah and Dad wanted to find ____________________ for a fire.

1. Robert’s dad looked after the park and he grew all the flowers there. 2. Robert’s dad ____________ flowers for the park.

1. After the firefighters got the tent out of the tree they showed Harry and Sarah how to be safe near a fire. 2. The firefighters also taught the children about being ________________________ when they are near fires.

1.Then Mum brought hot chocolate and they all sat around the fire and the firefighters told stories about their adventures. 2. Then everyone drank hot chocolate and listened to the firefighters’ interesting _____________

1. Robert and his friend Paul loved skateboarding around the park. 2. Robert enjoyed skateboarding around the park with____________.

1. Suddenly some firefighters appeared in the garden. “We were across the road in the fire station. We saw your tent flying in the air. We have come to help!” 2. The firefighters came across the road _________________ Dad and the children.

1. Robert and Paul collected hundreds of old plastic cups from the park’s café, and grew flowers in them. 2. Robert and his friend decided to make money by selling flowers in lots of _________ that they got from the park’s café.

1. In July, a journalist wrote a story about Robert and his friend in their town’s online newspaper. 2. The ________ who wrote about the boys was from the town’s online newspaper.

1. “Oh no!” said Dad, “Now we need to climb the tree to get the tent!” 2 . Dad said that they had to _____________________________ to fetch the tent.

1. It was a very windy afternoon but they put their tent in the garden. 2. The weather was ___________________ that afternoon.

1. A very kind, rich businesswoman read the story, and thought in was fantastic. She gave the park enough money to build a brilliant place for skateboarding. 2.A businesswoman who was _______ gave some money for the skateboard park.