What are print materials sometimes referred to as?

Print materials are often referred to as "consumables" because they are designed to be utilized and distributed to educate individuals about fire safety and prevention. The term "consumables" emphasizes that these materials may be used up or depleted as they are handed out during educational programs or community outreach efforts. This highlights their role in providing information that can be directly consumed by the audience in a practical setting.

The other terms presented, while they may describe certain characteristics of print materials, don't capture the essence of their usage as effectively. "Readable Materials" is a vague term that doesn’t specifically indicate their purpose in education. "Printed Resources" can refer to any printed item but lacks the connotation of being actively used or "consumed" in the process of learning. "Learning Aids" implies their assisting role in education, but does not specifically denote that they are printed materials intended for distribution or use by the audience.