For children, a "ridge" is most easily explained as a long, high bump or a bumpy line like the backbone of a hill or the very top peak of a roof where two sides come together. You can picture it like the sharp, folded edge of a piece of paper bent in half, or the long, raised line running across the top of a dinosaur's back. It simply describes any long, raised edge or high path that stands up tall above the ground or objects sitting all around it.
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