Name: Classroom Economy Lockdown Kit
SKU: 819259

Whether by natural or man made disasters, classrooms can be forced into lockdown mode. For safety reasons, students may need to remain in the classroom cut off from food, water and even a bathroom. Advanced preparation with food, water and other emergency supplies is a must. When disaster hits, the time for preparation is over. Protect your students.

Food & Water: During an emergency, water is vital and access may be limited, skip the trouble of boiling water or wasting any of your precious supply to reconstitute freeze dried meals. The USA made SOS brand food rations and water included in this emergency survival kit are US Coast Guard approved, has a 5-year shelf life, space-efficient, great tasting and calorie dense, the food ration bars require no extra water to rehydrate, no reheating, and were developed to be non-thirst inducing.
Sanitation: Sanitation is something that can often be overlooked in an emergency situation, but it can make all the difference. Classrooms can be forced into lockdown for hours, and during this time it is likely at least one of your students would need to use the bathroom. In this kit there is a bucket for the students to do their business, as well as our very own Eco Gel which will gel and deodorize the waste. .
Light & Communication: The ability to know what's going on around you, gather information, and get messages that are broadcasted over the radio is absolutely vital when a disaster strikes. The included AM/FM/WB radio will also allow you to recieve weather and hazard messages for your area.
Emergency Guidebook: Not only does this emergency lockdown kit have the survival tools and emergency gear you need to survive in a disaster, but also included is our Emergency Preparedness Guidebook that will give you the knowledge and confidence you need to as well. In it you will find crucial survival information from how to create an emergency plan, to administering life-saving first aid, to what to do during an earthquake, hurricane, wildfire, nuclear disaster, storms, pandemic, and more.