Bucket filling activities

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Five fun and easy activities to learn about kindness to complement the popular book "Have You Filled a Bucket Today?"

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Have you filled a bucket today? Ready to make kindness, empathy, and positive behavior a natural part of your day? This Bucket Filler Activities pack teaches your students how to fill a bucket by giving you the perfect tools to teach, reinforce, and celebrate bucket filling in your classroom! Perfec...

These preschool activities will encourage kindness. You''ll find bucket filler activities, crafts & kindness projects inspired by the book "Fill a Bucket."

If you're looking for a book to share with kids that encourages kindness, compassion, & gratitude then this is for you. Have You Filled a Bucket Today? by Carol McCloud is a beautiful storybook with a wonderful concept that will help children (& adults) understand that simple actions can change the world for the better. I first came across this book a couple of years ago & it's just one of those children's books that stays with you. The story is so simple but also so clever, & the colourful…

I love using children’s literature to help students understand a concept. One of my favorite books to share with my students at the beginning of the year to help them transition to school and how we should act is How Full Is Your Bucket? (affiliate link) This is a great story to introduce how we should interact with our classmates and why. In this story, a little boy named Felix is taught about an invisible bucket. His grandfathers share with him that when your bucket is dipped, you feel bad…

Ways to be a bucket filler

Combine little buckets, sparkly cloud dough, and craft materials for this Have You Filled a Bucket Today Book Activity Craft to teach kindness.

Do you have a bucket filler classroom? I just love this method of spreading kindness and practicing empathy. It is simple enough for kids to understand and practice, and can make a big difference in classroom management as a positive instead of punitive tool.

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If you didn't start out your year (all grade levels) discussing bucket filling, go back... it's not too late! For great anchor chart activity to go with the book: Have You Filled a Bucket Today? Teach your students compassion and empathy.

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Have You Filled a Bucket Today? by Carol McCloud is a great book to teach young children about caring for others. How our actions and words hurt people around us. The book uses colorful illustration to teach an important lesson, thinking about others. The book describes everyone has an invisible bucket, you might not see it but it is there. The bucket’s purpose is to hold your good thoughts that make you warm and fuzzy.

Intentionally set up a classroom culture based on kindness and empathy by teaching about "bucket filling". Read about how I use Have You Filled a Bucket Today? to establish a classroom tone build around kindness. www.building-brilliance.com

Create a classroom community with these Bucket Filler activities that are perfect for Kindergarten through Second Grade!

Have You Filled a Bucket Today? A book review with lots of classroom resources including a bucket coloring freebie and a chant!

After reading the book "Have You Filled a Bucket Today" each child made their own bucket out of a paper cup, colored paper, and pipe cleaner. Every time they do something to fill someone else's "bucket" they add pom poms to their bucket and when their bucket is full they get a bucket filler award and a home work pass!