Lithium-Ion Fire Preventation: Educators Hub
Ready-to-print activities, posters, and announcements—made for K–12 classrooms and libraries.
National Fire Prevention and Safety Week is October 5-11, 2025, with a major focus on the lithium-ion battery threat communities face.
Fire Suppression Solutions is equipping schools, responders, and businesses with training-ready materials and modern clean-agent tools.
We focus on practical, printable resources you can use today.
What you get for FREE:
K-12 lesson plans & worksheets
Activities like word searches, coloring pages, and scavenger hunts
Morning announcement scripts for Fire Prevention Week
And more!
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Why It matters
Buy, Charge, & Recycle Smart
Phones, tablets, carts, classroom laptops, e-bike chargers—today’s classrooms run on rechargeable batteries. When devices are charged the wrong way or damaged, they can overheat. The goal isn’t fear; it’s good habits: choose quality gear, charge on safe surfaces, and recycle the right way.
Three keys messages:
Buy Smart
- Use district-approved, listed devices/chargers (look for a recognized testing mark).
- Avoid “look-alike” cords and multi-adapters that weren’t made for the device.
Charge Smart
- Charge on hard, flat, uncovered surfaces—not on beds, pillows, sofas, or carpet.
- Keep cords tidy and low, away from aisles and doorways.
- One listed power strip per outlet; no daisy-chains.
- Set a charging curfew; unplug when full.
Recycle Smart
- Don’t put batteries in trash or single-stream recycling.
- Tape terminals on loose cells, bag them, and use a local drop-off/HHW site.
