Labor Day and the Value of Work
Labor Day – observed this year on Monday, September 7th – is our national holiday celebrating the effort and ethic of Americans’ hard work.
Primerrily serves you with big questions and thought-provoking guides to discuss with your kids at the “Dinner Table.” Their curiosities are often posed and pondered -- over a shared snack or meal -- as they digest their food and their day’s discoveries. Here is just one of many spots where you and your little patriots grow deeper in relationship with eachother, and with the place and country we call home.
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