Worksheet teaching children the parts of a book with coloring instructions.

The task involves identifying and coloring different parts of a book as shown in the image. Here is a step-by-step explanation of how to solve the problem:

Image Description:

The image shows an open book titled "A Butterfly's Day" by Sam Parks. The book has a cover, spine, back cover, and pages. The task provides instructions to color specific parts of the book in different colors.

Instructions:

1. Color the title of the book purple.
2. Color the author of the book green.
3. Color the spine of the book pink.
4. Color the back cover of the book blue.
5. Color the pages of the book yellow.

Solution:

#### Step 1: Identify the Title
- The title of the book is "A Butterfly's Day", which is written on the front cover.
- Action: Color the words "A Butterfly's Day" on the front cover purple.

#### Step 2: Identify the Author
- The author of the book is Sam Parks, which is written below the title on the front cover.
- Action: Color the name "Sam Parks" on the front cover green.

#### Step 3: Identify the Spine
- The spine is the side of the book that you see when it is closed. It typically displays the title and author vertically.
- Action: Color the entire spine (including the title and author) pink.

#### Step 4: Identify the Back Cover
- The back cover is the opposite side of the front cover. In this image, it is the left page of the open book.
- Action: Color the entire back cover blue.

#### Step 5: Identify the Pages
- The pages are the internal sheets of the book where the story is written.
- Action: Color the visible pages (inside the book) yellow.

Final Answer:

- Title ("A Butterfly's Day"): Colored purple.
- Author ("Sam Parks"): Colored green.
- Spine: Colored pink.
- Back Cover: Colored blue.
- Pages: Colored yellow.

By following these steps, you will have correctly colored all the specified parts of the book according to the instructions.

Final Answer:
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