LI: to recreate our name.
For this task, we had to imagine we had ONE chance to change our name. We had to make up a different name and explain why we chose to change our name to what we had chosen to change it too.
The name I chose to change it to would be Oakleyn. I would choose this name because it is a very unique name. I would also have chosen name because sure, Oak is the name of the most common tree kind but it is the kind of trees that are mostly covering the earth. I also think this name is quite catchy and fits my personality and look.
Hi Bella!,
ReplyDeleteWow! I think Oakleyn is a beautiful and unique name. Reading about what you would change your name to has been enjoyable and interesting. To be honest I think that Bella is also a beautiful name. What does Oakleyn mean?
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Hey Bella! Oakleyn sounds beautiful, I don't know anybody with that name. And I love your reasoning behind why you choose it, did you know that Oak trees are a symbol of strength, morale, resistance, and knowledge? That's very thoughtful. Great take on this activity!
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ReplyDeleteOakleyn is a cool name and sounds unique and creative. I like like to climb trees and I have a oak tree at my school ( just I have never climb that ) I also like your original name too. Keep the work up it's amazing.
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Morena Bella! Olive again. It’s still windy in Auckland but happy to report the trees outside my window have settled down a little! How are you doing today?
ReplyDeleteI love reading about this activity! I think finding out people’s alternative names are so interesting! I really like the name you’ve chosen, Oakleyn is really beautiful! I really enjoyed the details you provided for choosing that name! If I changed my name, I would probably choose something Dutch like “Schuyler” as my Opa (Grandfather) is Dutch and I think it’s a really special way to honour his memory and my heritage. Names can be a lovely way to remember our loved ones, ancestors and where we came from.
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