Let's tackle those riddles one by one:
Small Scarf on Pages 8-9:
* Do you have the book in front of you? Let's check the pages and see if there's any text or imagery that might give us clues.
* What is the riddle itself? Sharing the riddle will help me understand what we're looking for.
* What kind of clues are we looking for? Are we searching for a hidden object, a specific word, or something else entirely?
Ant on Pages 20-21:
* Same as above - let's look at the pages! Is there anything on those pages that might be related to ants?
* What is the riddle asking for? Is it about ant behavior, ant anatomy, or something else?
Once we know the riddles, we can start to crack them together! Let's use our detective skills to find the answers.
Here are some things we can do to help:
* Read the riddle carefully: Look for key words and phrases that might give us hints.
* Think about the context: What else is happening in the book or on those pages?
* Use our imaginations: Sometimes riddles require a little creative thinking!
I'm ready to help you and your son solve these mysteries! Just give me more information, and we'll get started.