1. Thanksgiving is a big festival in the USA and Canada to celebrate the harvest. Canadians celebrate it in October, and Americans in November. Some cities have parades and people have family dinners. Turkey, sweet pies and cranberry sauce are popular foods. And there's always some sweet pumpkin pie for dessert. 2. In southern India, they harvest their wheat in winter, which is February or early March. This is also the time for the Hindu harvest festival that lasts five days. People light fires. Farmers decorate their cows with flowers and let them run free in the streets! 3. In late March or early April, some people in the Philippines celebrate the Banana Festival! This is a harvest festival about different varieties of bananas. During the festival, children dress up in banana costumes and dance in the streets. There is also a cookery competition where cooks use only bananas to make their dishes. 4. Chuseok is the Korean harvest moon festival and an important holiday in Korea. The festival lasts for three days, usually sometime between August and October. Children dress up and people make sweet rice cakes with fresh fruit. 5. In summer, people in Greece celebrate the Moon Festival. During this festival, people eat special cakes and fruits. The festival is also a time for games and dances.