look-and-pointstop
nounUK /ˈlʊk ənd ˈpɔɪnt stɒp/
US /ˈlʊk ənd ˈpɔɪnt stɑːp/
A look-and-pointstop is a place where you stop, look, and point at things to learn about them.
The class went on a look-and-pointstop walk to name all the trees in the park.
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2. A brief pause during a tour when a guide points out something interesting.
The museum tour included a look-and-pointstop at the famous painting.
3. A game where players stop and point at objects that match a category.
We played look-and-pointstop to find things that are red.
4. A traffic-style sign that tells people to stop and look around before pointing out hazards.
The crossing guard used a look-and-pointstop to teach kids road safety.