Be a bucket filler activities

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

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…

Bucket filling helps kids learn how to be more positive towards others. The following activities help kids learn how to be bucket fillers, which in turn

Bucket filling is a great way to create a positive and kind classroom community? Learn all about how the tools I use and how I started bucket filling

Have you filled a bucket? I was given the task to make a bulletin board that reminded students and staff to be bucket fillers. This is what I came up with! By: Kaylyn Garcia Parkview High School 2014-2015

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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