Notebook Paper filter or Plug in for Final Cut Pro

I was wondering if there are any plugins or filters for FCP that is a full page of looseleaf paper? I need it for a school project.
Thanks in advance

In MOTION > LIBRARY TAB > CONTENT > IMAGES > LEARNING There are many images of note paper, note books, text books etc.
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