Resources for Teachers in the UK & Europe

Published: March 21, 2023
3 min read

What is Kami?

Enhance resources and PDFs to make your curriculum more engaging. 

Annotation

Bring the paper and digital resources you’re already using to life with 40+ annotation tools. Text Recognition turns your scanned PDFs into fully interactive documents.

Integration

Kami integrates with Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, and Microsoft Teams to assign, assess, and feedback.

Accessibility

Kami aligns with WCAG 2.1 requirements and is packed with accessibility features, including Read Aloud, Voice Typing, Captions, and Dark Mode.

9 reasons to try Kami 

  1. Our Chrome extension has 20M+ downloads and 6,000+ 5 star reviews.
  2. Schools saved £911M in printing costs last year.
  3. Kami seamlessly integrates with the LMS you’re already using.
  4. Kami training is completely free and can be personalized to your needs.
  5. We’re trusted by 40 million teachers and students around the world.
  6. Our users saved 1M trees (980 miles of stacked paper!) last year.
  7. Helps teachers save an average of 3 hours a week*
  8. Improves student engagement on average 37%*
  9. Improves student outcomes on average 36%*

The Kami Library

The Kami Library is the one-stop shop for free teaching templates that can be downloaded, edited, and shared. It’s an easy way to add a sprinkle of magic to your lessons, whether it be for a quick starter activity, or a major project. 

The Kami Library has templates for all years and subjects, as well as for significant cultural events such as Black History Month, Women’s History Month, Ramadan, Diwali, Christmas, Lunar New Year, and more!

Our top 10 Kami Library templates 
  1. Online safety worksheets
  2. Mood Tracker for emotional wellbeing
  3. Career Plan worksheet
  4. Digital Notebook
  5. Find Someone Who Bingo Card
  6. Gratitude Journal
  7. Frayer Model
  8. Venn Diagram
  9. Bubble Map
  10. Main Idea & Supporting Details

Check out the Kami Library

We’ve collated some of our Kami Library resources that are specific to teachers and students in the UK and Europe.

Have a look

Kami Blogs

Our Kami Blog page has over 200 educational blogs packed with classroom tips and insights, as well as stories from experienced educators and leaders. With so many to choose from, we thought we’d give you a breakdown of our top 10 blogs.

Our top 10 Kami Blogs
  1. Ways to Introduce Yourself Creatively on the First Day
  2. The Importance of Teaching Black History
  3. 8 Editable Meet the Teacher Templates
  4. Digital Citizenship for Kids
  5. What is Character Education and Why is it Important?
  6. Free End of Year Activities
  7. Diwali | The Festival of Lights
  8. Supporting Autism in The Classroom
  9. Safer Internet Day 
  10. Kami: A STEM-tastic Tool

*Statistics are taken from the Kami world wide user survey 2021. The sample size was 5419 participants with a 2% margin of error

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