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Let’s solve this step by step.

We need to match each picture with the first letter of its name.

1. Teddy bear → starts with T
2. Rattle (the baby toy) → starts with R
3. Blocks (toy blocks with letters) → starts with B
4. Ball → starts with B
5. Drum → starts with D

Now, let’s look at the letters given on the right:

- D
- B
- R
- T
- B

We’ll match them in order from top to bottom:

Top picture: Teddy bear → T
Second: Rattle → R
Third: Blocks → B
Fourth: Ball → B
Fifth: Drum → D

So the correct matching is:

Teddy bear — T
Rattle — R
Blocks — B
Ball — B
Drum — D

But wait — the letters on the right are listed as:

D
B
R
T
B

That means we must draw lines or write the correct letter next to each picture based on that list? Actually, no — the instruction says: “Match the pictures given below with the first letter of their names.” And the letters on the right are options to choose from.

Looking again — there are 5 pictures and 5 letters on the right. We just need to pair each picture with the correct starting letter from the list.

Actually, re-reading: The letters on the right are probably meant to be matched one-to-one with the pictures on the left — so we assign each picture the correct letter from the set {D, B, R, T, B}.

Let’s do it properly:

Picture 1: Teddy bear → needs T → find T in the list → it’s the 4th letter down.

But actually, for a worksheet like this, you usually draw a line from the picture to the correct letter. Since we’re solving it textually, we’ll list which letter goes with which picture.

Alternatively, maybe the letters on the right are already in order and we have to say which picture matches which letter? But that doesn’t make sense because the pictures are in a column and letters are in another column — standard matching format.

Best approach: For each picture, pick the correct first letter from the available choices on the right.

Available letters: D, B, R, T, B

Pictures:

1. Teddy bear → T ✔ (available)
2. Rattle → R ✔ (available)
3. Blocks → B ✔ (available — two B’s)
4. Ball → B ✔ (use second B)
5. Drum → D ✔ (available)

Perfect — all letters are used exactly once.

So the matches are:

- Teddy bear → T
- Rattle → R
- Blocks → B
- Ball → B
- Drum → D

In the order of the pictures (top to bottom), the corresponding letters from the right-side list would be assigned as:

Since the right-side letters are listed vertically as:

Row 1: D
Row 2: B
Row 3: R
Row 4: T
Row 5: B

But we don’t match by row — we match by meaning. So we ignore the position of the letters on the right and just assign the correct letter to each picture.

However, in typical worksheets, you might be expected to write the letter next to the picture or draw a line. Since we’re giving a final answer, we should list the correct letter for each picture in order.

Final Answer should be the sequence of letters that correspond to the pictures from top to bottom.

So:

Picture 1 (Teddy bear) → T
Picture 2 (Rattle) → R
Picture 3 (Blocks) → B
Picture 4 (Ball) → B
Picture 5 (Drum) → D

Thus, the answer is: T, R, B, B, D

But let’s double-check the objects:

- Is the second object really a rattle? Yes — pink handle, circular head with beads — classic baby rattle → starts with R.
- Third: colorful cubes with letters — called “blocks” → B.
- Fourth: round striped ball → B.
- Fifth: drum with sticks → D.
- First: teddy bear → T.

Yes.

Also note: There are two B’s on the right — perfect, since we have two items starting with B (blocks and ball).

So the correct matching per picture (in order) is:

T, R, B, B, D

Final Answer:
T, R, B, B, D