How to pronounce "spies"

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we are asking the wrong question in math

we are asking the wrong question in math learning instead of asking who can learn

learning instead of asking who can learn

learning instead of asking who can learn math we should be asking how do you

math we should be asking how do you

math we should be asking how do you teach math all kids even the math kids

teach math all kids even the math kids

teach math all kids even the math kids fall behind struggle or feel math

fall behind struggle or feel math

fall behind struggle or feel math anxiety but the difference for those

anxiety but the difference for those

anxiety but the difference for those kids is someone believes and so they do

kids is someone believes and so they do

kids is someone believes and so they do the work and they catch up and the

the work and they catch up and the

the work and they catch up and the second step is to understand don't just

second step is to understand don't just

second step is to understand don't just memorize math understand it and use

memorize math understand it and use

memorize math understand it and use pictures think about how you can grab

pictures think about how you can grab

pictures think about how you can grab any book off a shelf and feel calm and

any book off a shelf and feel calm and

any book off a shelf and feel calm and confident because you can read it what

confident because you can read it what

confident because you can read it what if your math learning felt like that

if your math learning felt like that

if your math learning felt like that where everything clicked into place and

where everything clicked into place and

where everything clicked into place and your math learning was durable step

your math learning was durable step

your math learning was durable step three is we have to make math fun make

three is we have to make math fun make

three is we have to make math fun make math practice fun but we've known for

math practice fun but we've known for

math practice fun but we've known for years in Reading if we want kids to

years in Reading if we want kids to

years in Reading if we want kids to learn it and to love it we need to

learn it and to love it we need to

learn it and to love it we need to appeal to their interests fantasy novels

appeal to their interests fantasy novels

appeal to their interests fantasy novels with elves graphic novels with spies

with elves graphic novels with spies

with elves graphic novels with spies what's that in math

what's that in math

what's that in math games card games board games real world

games card games board games real world

games card games board games real world games you just make up on the Fly and a

games you just make up on the Fly and a

games you just make up on the Fly and a tip with all these games don't make them

tip with all these games don't make them

tip with all these games don't make them a math lesson just like you wouldn't

a math lesson just like you wouldn't

a math lesson just like you wouldn't stop reading a book to underline the

stop reading a book to underline the

stop reading a book to underline the subject and the verb with your kids just

subject and the verb with your kids just

subject and the verb with your kids just have fun and let your kids have fun too

Phonetic Breakdown of "spies"

Learn how to break down "spies" into its phonetic components. Understanding syllables and phonetics helps with pronunciation, spelling, and language learning.

Standard Phonetic Pronunciation:

/spaɪz/

Phonetic representation based on standard dictionaries

IPA Phonetic Pronunciation:

S P AY1 Z

Standard phonetic transcription to help with precise pronunciation

Pronunciation Tips:

Stress the first syllable
Pay attention to vowel sounds
Practice each syllable separately

Spelling Benefits:

Easier to remember spelling
Helps with word recognition
Improves reading fluency

Definition of "spies"

Pronunciation: /spaɪz/

Noun

A person who secretly watches and examines the actions of other individuals or organizations and gathers information on them (usually to gain an advantage).

Verb

To act as a spy.

Example: "During the Cold War, Russia and America would each spy on each other for recon."
To spot; to catch sight of.

Example: "I think I can spy that hot guy coming over here."
To search narrowly; to scrutinize.
To explore; to see; to view; inspect and examine secretly, as a country.