"Piece of the Pie" worksheet for teaching author's purpose, where students match book titles to the correct purpose—persuade, inform, or entertain.

To solve this worksheet, we need to look at each book title and decide what the author's main goal is. The three goals are:

1. Persuade: The author wants you to do something or believe an opinion (like "Buy this!" or "This is the best!").
2. Inform: The author wants to teach you facts or how to do something (like a recipe or a science fact).
3. Entertain: The author wants to tell you a fun story to enjoy.

Let’s look at each title one by one:

* "Cinco de Mayo": This is likely a book explaining the history and traditions of the holiday. It teaches facts. -> Inform
* "Barry the Buzzing Bee": This sounds like a character in a story. Stories are for fun. -> Entertain
* "How to Make Coffee": This gives instructions on how to do something. It teaches facts/steps. -> Inform
* "Fish are Fun to Have!": This title shares an opinion. The author is trying to convince you that having fish as pets is a good idea. -> Persuade
* "The Best Easter Candy": Using the word "Best" shows it is an opinion. The author is trying to convince you which candy is the top choice. -> Persuade
* "Owen Plants a Garden": This sounds like a narrative about a boy named Owen doing an activity. It is a story. -> Entertain

Now we can group them into the correct pies.

Final Answer:
PERSUADE
* Fish are Fun to Have!
* The Best Easter Candy

INFORM
* Cinco de Mayo
* How to Make Coffee

ENTERTAIN
* Barry the Buzzing Bee
* Owen Plants a Garden