Create a Bucketfilling School
These downloadable pages outline the twelve steps to create a bucketfilling school. Free for you to print and share!
Step Three: Introducing the concept to students
Children begin to learn the concept of invisible buckets and how to fill them.
Step Four: Making a school-wide statement
Effective reminders reinforce that you are a bucketfilling school.
Step Five: Distributing buckets to staff
As adults, we are responsible for keeping our own buckets filled.
Step Six: Recognizing bucket filling
Make it a priority to look for bucket filling in your classroom.
Step Nine: Being a bucket filler to parents and students
Fill a parent’s bucket is to tell them that their child is working hard, being considerate of others, and doing their best at school.
Step Ten: Using support buckets
Express compassion and caring for someone who is suffering from tragedy or loss.
Step Eleven: Taking the concept home
Give parents an opportunity to understand this simple concept and support your efforts in teaching their children how to be bucket fillers.
Keep It Simple
A lesson on how one bucketfilling school created an easy way to keep filling buckets every day school-wide.