Jeremy and Sonny
This is our wheke, the eight kawekawe represents, hinengaro, taha tinana, wairua, whānau, mauri, mana ake, whanaungatanga, and whatumanawa, which are the eight dimensions from Tohunga Rose Pere. Ngā mihi
Lagitupu and Manaia
This is our Wheke, we made it out of blocks. It doesn’t look like a wheke but it represents it’s eight kawekawe. Each kawekawe represents something. Here are some of them, Hinengaro, Taha tinana, Wairua, Whānau, Mauri, Mana Ake, Whanaungatanga, Whatumanawa. And this our my creation, ngā mihi.
Delontaye and Dontay
This is our Wheke that we made out of blocks. And we made it with red black white and a little bit of green. There eight kawekawe. The waru kawekawe represents Hinengaro, Taha tinana, Wairua, Whānau, Mauri, Mana Ake, Whanaungatanga, and, Whatumanawa. We learn’t about this with Koka Anahera yesterday. Ngā mihi nui.
Shaiann
Anei taku Wheke, e waru ōna kawekawe e hāngai ana ki ngā mātāpono e waru nā Rose Pere anō i hanga. Ko te hinengaro, taha tinana, wairua, whānau, mauri, mana ake, whanaungatanga, whatumanawa ngā hua nui o ēnā akoranga. Nā Koka Anahera ahau i ako ki tēnei kaupapa. Ngā mihi.
