How to name a team at school

A school team is a team that has a lot of responsibility. They will represent the educational institution at various competitions and performances. Therefore, in the process of creating attention, every detail requires, especially - the name.

Instruction manual

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Choosing a name for a school team, you can act in two ways. The first is the selection of a word that is logically related to the direction of its future team activities. A sports section, a mathematical circle, a literary class, a dance studio - each direction puts forward its own criteria and requirements.

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You can also choose a name for a school team simply by focusing on its slogan or goal. "Dreamers", "Winner", "Clever" - these options at the same time reflect the positioning of the association itself and help create the desired perception of the team around.

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Make a list of already taken title options. This will help to avoid repetition and can come up with interesting ideas. After that, you can start generating ideas. Let each participant propose their own option (or several). Write them all down without discussing in the process.

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After the stream of ideas runs out, you can begin to select the best. Have participants speak out (or vote) for each option. If there are several suitable names as a result, you can perform a second "filtering", evaluating the harmony, clarity of pronunciation, the uniqueness of perception by ear.

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Try to choose not too long options: one or two words will be quite enough. Otherwise, the name runs the risk of becoming an unpronounceable pile of words, which will not add to the team sympathy from both the audience and the judges.

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Particular attention should be paid to changing the name during its declension and the absence of undesirable associations (for example, “Fighters for the comma” will sound too pathetic, despite the fact that compliance with punctuation rules is a worthy goal for students).

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Choose words that can easily be rhymed. This is useful for a variety of mottos, slogans and even “chants” for fans.