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Virtual School Backgrounds

Hayley Ponn, Junior Lifestyle Editor|October 20, 2020

Disneyland castle in Paris, Chessy, France.

Tired of the usual background for school? Ready for a change? With National Geographic, students and teachers can change their backgrounds to nature pictures with animals, dinosaurs and space. PBS Kids provides images for younger students with designs for PBS shows such as Daniel Tiger, Peg+Cat, Odd Squad, Wild Kratts, Pickalicious, Peteriffic and many more! Looking for a magical background from Disney? They are providing pictures from their parks all around the world.

National Geographic: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/family/virtual-backgrounds-for-school/

PBS Kids: https://www.pbs.org/education/blog/doing-distance-learning-in-style-virtual-zoom-backgrounds-from-pbs-kids

Disney Parks: https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2020/04/disneymagicmoments-add-disney-magic-to-online-video-chats-with-virtual-backgrounds/

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Hayley Ponn, Junior Lifestyle Editor

Aloha! I’m Hayley Ponn, and I am a sophomore. I hope to be able to convey my passion for the environment as the Junior Lifestyle Editor and reporter...

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