A stylized poster with the title 'Your Mind Matters Mental Health = Real Health', showing a person surrounded by abstract shapes and stars.

Create a school project poster about mental health for teenagers, designed to look like an 8th grader made it. The style should mimic a student using Canva or cut-and-paste from online images. Use bright, bold colors and big fonts that appeal to 12–14-year-olds. Include: A big title that says something like "Your Mind Matters!" or "Mental Health = Real Health" A mix of emotional images (e.g., sad teen, happy teen, brain with heart, someone journaling, social media stress) A few facts or quotes in text boxes or speech bubbles (e.g., “1 in 5 teens struggle with mental health” or “It’s okay to ask for help”) A chart or graph about teen anxiety or depression Ethos: show expert quotes (e.g., "Dr. Smith says talking helps") Pathos: emotional words like “You’re not alone” or “We care” Logos: logical info like “Sleep, exercise, and talking = better mental health” Messy but colorful layout, as if a student copy-pasted things from Google Images A look that’s informative but not too professional – kid-made, like a class project See more