Printable Quest Guide
Teens Rainy-Day Magazine Headline Remix
Use old magazines or approved printouts to build a playful editorial board where teens remix headlines, compare tones, and create an original rainy-day mini issue.
- Time
- 1 Hour
- Cost
- Free
- Best for
- Teens
- Location
- At Home
Your Mission
Turn rainy-day reading scraps into an original mini magazine that gives teens a fresh way to practice voice and visual storytelling.
What You'll Need
- Old magazines or approved printouts
- Paper
- Scissors if available
- Glue stick or tape
How to Do the Quest
- 1
Choose publications or printouts that are appropriate for everyone participating, then clear a table for sorting.
- 2
Find five short headlines with different moods, such as curious, dramatic, helpful, funny, or calm.
- 3
Cut out or copy the headline phrases and arrange them into a new imaginary magazine cover without copying a real story.
- 4
Write one original subheading and one short editor note that explains the made-up issue's theme.
- 5
Trade boards with a friend or family member and ask them to name the mood they notice before sharing your intended mood.
- 6
Make one revision, photograph the finished board for the household if wanted, and recycle the scraps.
Quest Challenge
Can the final cover make someone curious without using a celebrity, a real brand, or a copied article?
Pro Tip
Keep the remix original by using headlines as prompts, then writing new supporting copy in your own words.
Quest Complete
What would you repeat, change, or remember from Teens Rainy-Day Magazine Headline Remix?