Once upon a time, there was a little town called Greenville. Greenville was a happy place, with friendly people and lots of green spaces. The people of Greenville loved their town and took great care of it.

But one day, a crisis hit the town. The oil wells that supplied the town with fuel were running dry, and the price of gas was getting higher and higher every day. People were struggling to get to work, and businesses were struggling to stay open.

The Mayor of Greenville called a town meeting to discuss what they could do to solve this crisis. A young boy named Max stood up and had an idea. He said, "Why don't we switch to fuel-efficient cars?"

Everyone loved Max's idea, and soon the town started importing fuel-efficient cars from all over the world. The cars were much cheaper to run, and the air in Greenville started to smell fresh and clean.

But with all the new cars came a problem. The town was starting to sprawl, and there was less and less green space for people to enjoy. The people of Greenville realized that they needed to take action to protect their town and keep it the happy place that it was.

So, the town council came up with a plan to plant more trees and create more green spaces for people to enjoy. They also made it a rule that all new buildings had to be built with green roofs and walls covered in plants.

Thanks to Max's idea and the hard work of the town council, Greenville was saved. It remained a happy place, with friendly people, fresh air, and lots of green spaces for everyone to enjoy.

Reflections

1. Why did the town of Greenville have a crisis?
2. What was Max's solution to the crisis?
3. How did the town council help solve the crisis?
4. What did the town do to protect its green spaces?
5. What was the end result of the town's efforts to solve the crisis?