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New Mathnasium Virtual Backgrounds!

Oct 1, 2020 | Glendora

Spending hours on the computer for distance learning — and work — can be a little tedious. So why not inject some fun into the day? 

Now available: Our FREE Mathnasium virtual backgrounds! With several whimsically engaging designs to choose from, each member of your family can express their unique personality.

Click on the name of the background to see a preview. When you find one that you like, click the “DOWNLOAD” button next to it and save it to your computer. You can then upload it onto your digital platform of choice. If you decide you like more than one, that’s okay too. There’s no limit to the number you can have, so feel free to collect the whole set!

 

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