Bucket Filling Classroom

 Today we read the story "Have You Filled a Bucket Today?" Every person has an invisible bucket. When someone is happy and does kind acts, their bucket is full. When someone does unkind actions or if someone does something unkind to them, their bucket is empty. We call it bucket filling and bucket dipping. We agreed that we would all try our best to be bucket fillers every day! We can be bucket fillers by sharing, being kind, smiling at others, asking people to play with us, and many more things!




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