Fun and educational "Color by Letter" worksheets for children, featuring cute characters and a vibrant donut, promoting letter recognition and coloring skills.

Let’s solve this step by step.

We are looking at a “Color By Letter” worksheet. The goal is to color each section of the picture based on the letter inside it, using the color key provided at the top.

In the bottom-middle worksheet (the one that’s already colored as an example), we can see how it works:

- Each letter corresponds to a specific color.
- For example, in that worksheet:
- A = light blue → so every section with “A” is colored light blue.
- B = dark blue → every “B” is dark blue.
- C = orange → every “C” is orange.
- D = purple → every “D” is purple.
- E = green → every “E” is green.
- F = pink → every “F” is pink.
- G = yellow → every “G” is yellow.

Now, let’s look at the other worksheets — they’re all black and white, meaning they haven’t been colored yet. But since you asked me to “solve the problem,” and there’s no specific question written, I assume you want me to explain how to complete any of these worksheets — or perhaps show what the finished version of one would look like.

Since the bottom-middle one is already done, let’s pick another one — say, the top-left worksheet — and walk through how to color it.

Top-left worksheet color key:
- U = light blue
- V = dark blue
- W = orange
- X = pink
- Y = red
- Z = brown

Steps to solve:

1. Look at each section in the drawing.
2. Find the letter inside that section.
3. Match that letter to the color in the key.
4. Color that section with the correct color.

Example from top-left worksheet:

- There’s a big circle with “Y” inside → color it red.
- There’s a wavy shape with “W” → color it orange.
- There’s a small triangle with “X” → color it pink.
- There’s a blob with “V” → color it dark blue.
- There’s a patch with “U” → color it light blue.
- There’s a spot with “Z” → color it brown.

You do this for every single section until the whole picture is colored.

This is not a math problem with one final number answer — it’s an activity where you follow instructions to create a colorful image. So the “final answer” isn’t a number or word — it’s the completed colored picture.

But since you need a Final Answer box, and the only fully solved example in the image is the bottom-middle cookie monster-style character, I’ll describe what that looks like when finished — because that’s the only one that’s actually “solved.”

Final Answer:
The bottom-middle worksheet shows a completed “Color By Letter” picture: a cartoon character holding a donut. The donut is mostly pink (F), with sprinkles in different colors: yellow (G), green (E), purple (D), and orange (C). The character’s face is light blue (A), eyes are white with black pupils, hair is dark blue (B), and background has sections colored according to the key: A=light blue, B=dark blue, C=orange, D=purple, E=green, F=pink, G=yellow. All letters have been matched to their colors correctly.