A nurse is planning play activities for school-age children. Which type of a play activity should the nurse plan?

A. Playing peek-a-boo is ideal for a 7-month-old as it encourages visual tracking, object permanence, and attention, all important for visual development.
B. Playing pat-a-cake involves more advanced motor skills and hand coordination, typically better suited for older infants (around 9 months).
C. Imitating animal sounds is more related to auditory development and language skills, which develop over time.
D. Allowing the child to feel sand focuses on tactile stimulation rather than visual stimulation.

A. Race refers to physical characteristics such as skin color, facial features, and hair texture. It is a biological classification and does not encompass shared values or practices.
B. Culture encompasses the shared values, beliefs, behaviors, laws, customs, and traditions that bind a group of people together. It includes social relationships, economic and political systems, and norms of behavior.
C. Ethnicity relates more specifically to shared ancestry, language, history, and cultural heritage, but it is narrower than the broader concept of culture.
D. Social group refers to a collection of individuals who interact and share certain norms, but it does not necessarily imply a shared system of values, beliefs, and institutions as described in the question.