When the Harvest Comes (H2)

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Far East Senior High Course Grade 10 2nd Semester

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#1

"When the harvest comes, the village holds a feast," says Hana.

#2

"While the rice grows, farmers work every day," says Sarah.

#3

"Before winter arrives, people store their food," says Emma.

#4

"After the work is done, everyone celebrates," says Ryan.

#5

"As soon as the moon rises, the dance begins," says Leo.

#6

"Though the days are long, the farmers smile," says Hana.

#7

"They wait until the fields turn golden," says Sarah.

#8

"When neighbors gather, they share their crops," says Emma.

#9

"Even though it rains, the festival goes on," says Ryan.

#10

"After the meal, the elders tell old stories," says Leo.

#11

"While the music plays, children run and laugh," says Hana.

#12

"When autumn ends, we thank the earth," says Sarah.

#13

Harvest festivals are held in many lands each autumn.

#14

When the crops are ready, whole villages come together.

#15

While farmers gather the grain, others prepare the feast.

#16

Before the sun sets, tables are filled with fresh food.

#17

After the long season ends, people finally rest and play.

#18

Even though the work was hard, joy fills every face.

#19

As soon as the first dish is served, the music begins.

#20

They sing and dance until the stars fill the sky.

#21

Though customs differ, the spirit is the same everywhere.

#22

When people give thanks, they feel close to the land.

#23

While we eat together, we remember those before us.

#24

After all, gratitude is a language we all share.

#25

"When does your festival begin, Emma?" asks Sarah.

#26

"When the harvest comes, we hold a big feast," says Emma.

#27

"While the rice grows, the farmers work hard," says Ryan.

#28

"Before winter arrives, we store our food," says Hana.

#29

"After the meal, the elders tell stories," says Leo.

#30

"As soon as the moon rises, the dance starts," says Sarah.

#31

"Even though it rains, the festival goes on," says Emma.

#32

"They wait until the fields turn golden," says Ryan.

#33

"When we give thanks, we feel grateful," says Hana.

#34

"Gratitude is a language we all share," says Leo.