How Full Is Your Bucket? For Kids

8 yr old we read it Great reminder about being kind and feeling good

It was helpful in creating activities for Kindness Week

Great book. In excellent condition. My almost 4 year old enjoys it and it’s been a good way for us to talk about kindness.

These stories are great as I read to kids from a year old to 16 years old three times a week and discuss the meanings behind them.

I start every school year with the Fill a Bucket books. The concept forms a structure for classroom management. Students earn bucket filler slips. These are counted at the end of each week and tallied on a paper bucket (I found these materials on Teachers Pay Teachers). When there are 100 tallies, students earn a pre-determined classroom award. They love it, and parents love reading the slips when students take them home at the end of the week.

How Full Is Your Bucket? is a wonderful book for young children! My 4-year-old really enjoys the story and its colorful illustrations. It does a great job of teaching empathy and understanding other people's feelings in a way that's relatable for kids. It's an engaging read that opens up great conversations about kindness and positivity. Highly recommend for parents looking to introduce important life lessons to their children!

This book is just okay. My students did learn about a different reason to treat others with kindness. The problem is that the grandfather did not fully explain the concept to his grandson, so readers unfamiliar with bucket filling do not quickly grasp the point of the story.

Having two boys at home they say some pretty out of the normal things; well my oldest came home calling his brother a bucketdipper and well my mind went somewhere else and at that point of course I had to research where this word came from ... and this is why I ordered this book. My oldest who is in Kindergarten was read this book in class and was taught that when saying or doing something not so nice thet was "bucket dipping" which hence the term "bucketdipper." Now there are many reasons thet someone can be a bucketdipper the book goes on to show many examples. The example I found extremely useful for children to understand which was when someone is hurt they hurt others; I loved this exampl of a bucketdipper. When someone is a bucketdipper they not only dip into another bucket but they also dip into their own hence not really helping themselves by choosing to be men or have a bad attitude. Now the point is to be a bucket filler the bucket fillers when filling others buckets also fill their own as it feels good to help others feel good. This book allows children to self reflect and think about how to not only earn stickers or checks for their own end reward but how to help others most importantly and feeling good about it as a reward in itself. I highly recommend the collection of these books as it is a great lesson for adults and children alike anyone can benefit from self reflection at any age.

Terrible quality - product came bent and torn even though it is meant to be new. Tried to return but it still hasn’t been collected!

De excelente calidad

Lovely book that inspires conversation with your kids about behaviour and values

J’ai acheté ce livre pour mes enfants (2 et 7 ans) encore petits mais l’histoire leur plait autant qu’à moi 😊

Very good book.