Students in Te Puawai had to come up with at least 50 words that meant something to them. This could be anything from favourites (colours, foods, movies), family members, best friends and characteristics to describe them.
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these are really cool
I agree Tahlia
super agree!
Those are really awesome te puawai great job
I agree with you Tia, they do look awesome.
there awsome and cool words you put in your name
Can you teach me how to do that?
Same because it look sooooooooooooooooooooooooo coooool, Tino Pai and ka mau te wehi can one of you teach everyone to make one of those.