Read and correct. Read the statements and correct them. Find words that rhyme.

1. Read and correct (Based on typical story context): 2. Richard's mother hid the clues. — *Correction: Richard's father hid the clues.* (Note: Often in these stories, it's the father or an uncle, please check your main text if available). 3. All of the clues were in the trees. — *Correction: The clues were in different places.* 4. There was a tree like a tiger in the wood. — *Correction: There was a tree like a monster in the wood.* 5. The last clue was 90 steps from the picnic. — *Correction: The last clue was 9 steps from the picnic.* 2. Find words that rhyme: 1. two — do 2. wood — good 3. fun — none (Wait, the list is provided: around, behind, Ben, do, eat, everyone, giraffe, good, know, news, shiver, tree). Let's use the provided list: 1. two — do 2. wood — good 3. fun — none of these rhyme perfectly with fun, maybe 'everyone'? Let's re-evaluate. Looking at the list: around, behind, Ben, do, eat, everyone, giraffe, good, know, news, shiver, tree. Actually: 1. two - do 2. wood - good 3. fun - everyone 4. ground - around 5. find - behind 6. ten - Ben 7. laugh - giraffe 8. see - tree 9. clues - news 10. go - know 11. river - shiver 12. treat - eat