Bucket filler behavior system

Have You Filled a Bucket?-Used a shoe closet hanger. Rather than writing names on the cups, I am going to try using a number system (corresponding with my class roster in alphabetical order). Students will fill their buckets with "Golden Tickets." Students will redeem their tickets at our classroom store or save their tickets for a later visit to the classroom store. The student with the most tickets (per month), will be designated the "Golden Ticket Bucket Filler of the Month."

I love using this management system with my students. I simply laminated these bucket die cuts and added velcro dots. I hot glued velcro dots on the quiet critters to use as the 'fillers' for the buckets.

Classroom DIY - Bucket Fillers Station: How to set up a bucket filling system in your classroom.

Each child has an individual bucket and the students work hard to earn 5 straws for an extra trip to the treasure box. Our class bucket is ...

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Teaching methods and strategies vary based on teacher, classroom, and any other factor you can think of. Positive behavior can be encouraged in your class..

This post will outline how to create a bucket filler classroom so your students can feel successful and work to build a supportive community!

Have you heard about Bucket Filling? I first heard about it a few years ago when a colleague shared the book How Full is Your Bucket for Kids. I fell in love with the book. It is a great story that illustrates how much words and actions impact others but in a kid-friendly way. After sharing the book with them, they were eager to share about ways their bucket has been filled AND dipped. I loved the idea behind it and wanted to give it a go in my classroom. The first year I tried it, it was a…