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Jun 13, 2023 · Bucket filler activities encourage kids to recognize their own “filling” and “dipping” activities throughout the day and encourages them try to fill as many buckets as they can. Give them a try in your classroom today!
Aug 26, 2016 · Bucket fillers use actions and words to build others up, which results in a full bucket for both the giver and receiver. Bucket dippers use their words and actions to disrespect and tear others down, which dips into the bucket of the giver and receiver and takes away positive feelings.
Bucket-fillers are those who act in a way that fills another person's bucket and refers to those who practise kindness and good behaviour. The analogy comes from the book How Full Is Your Bucket? by Tom Rath and Donald O. Clifton. Examples of bucket filling behaviour. Being kind to everyone you meet; Helping those who are struggling
- Learn my name. It’s often surprising how many children don’t know each other names, even when they are in the same classroom. Start your first bucket filler activity by asking each child to find a partner.
- The compliment bucket. Compliments are so powerful. But we don’t use them nearly enough. Think of the last time you received a compliment or a kind word – it really makes us feel great!
- Kind deed bucket. Let’s spread kindness! At the beginning of the school day, ask everyone in the class to look out for kind deeds. If you spot anyone doing a kind deed, write it on a piece of paper or use sticky notes, and put it in the bucket.
- I’m grateful for… This is one of my favorite bucket filling activities. It’s sort of a child’s version of a gratitude diary. It’s well known that focusing on the things that we are grateful for, rather than the things we think we need, is a way of boosting our self-esteem and positive mindset and helping us to feel less anxious.
Using names with respect. Helping without being asked. Giving sincere compliments. Showing respect to others. There are hundreds of wonderful ways to fill buckets. The language of bucket filling has become synonymous with being kind and thoughtful. Your bucket will be filled when, at the close of each day, you reflect on how you have filled ...
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This post will outline how to create a bucket filler classroom so your students can feel successful and work to build a supportive community!
Feb 1, 2021 · Bucket filling starts young. Both of my kids learned about “Bucket Filling” at daycare, but it’s something we should all be thinking about. The basic idea is that everyone has a bucket ...
