And, the new Bucket Filling sign.
I’ll post again once I actually have it up in the room. Hope everyone’s having a great weekend!
And, the new Bucket Filling sign.
I’ll post again once I actually have it up in the room. Hope everyone’s having a great weekend!
Bucket filling is one of my favorite class activities. It is such a great way to promote kids complimenting each other and looking for the positive. See more on my old bucket filling post from last year here.
This year, I’ve again used the baggies as buckets and so far it’s worked great. We also read the story and came up with ways to be bucket fillers and ways to be bucket dippers. We decided as a class to all be bucket fillers. And, as you can see by the full buckets below, we’re already off to a great start!
It’s been a bit of a challenging year, but on Friday, I was reading through the bucketfilling slips that my sweet first graders had written me and I came across these two gems. Kids are so cute and loving at this age and every once in awhile it’s good to look at these little types of notes and remember why I got into teaching in the first place.
I love, love, love bucket filling! This is my first year doing it with my first graders and it has been fantastic. On Monday, we read two bucket filling books