My Bucketfilling Journal: 30 Days to a Happier Life Spiral-bound – Coloring Book, January 1, 2011

I am a preschool teacher. The bucket filling series has been very helpful to me as I read the stories to my children. Learning about themselves and others aids with social emotional well being. Getting this journal has helped me to ask these questions of myself daily in order to help guide others.

I bought the series for my grandson so that he could learn about doing for others. I believe it has been very helpful.

Great way to keep track of your actions for an entire month and help you or your child create a habit.

I think that it has a narrower focus than I thought when I ordered it. For those students that are always down on themselves or negative to others(or adults for that matter) It has a useful template. It may be more useful for Social Workers working with those that are always pushing back at others in a verbally negative way.

This journal is a great tool to use with kids to help them think through their days! I like how it's laid out, the amount of space though makes it more geared for middle school or older students because the space between the lines is too small for younger children.

The whole idea of bucketfilling inspires me. This jounal idea wii be a concrete way for children to record and acknowledge their deeds throughout the day. If we were a bucketfilling world, what a world we would be!

this is a great compliment to the book and helps with daily learning of how to be positive and overcome mean peoplewithout being mean.

I think journalling is a good thing but this is just really 1 form copied many times. Would rather have downloaded it from the website vs pay for a book full of the same form.

The message from this whole "Bucket Filling" movement is fundamental for children (and also adults!) and ALL the books in this project are useful. Utterly BRILLIANT.

very useful tips

I was surprised that there wasn't anything extra I. This journal... It's just a blank notebook