Bucket Fillers

A Bucket Filler is a caring person who does or says kind things that make others feel special; thus, filling another person's bucket.

At Woodcrest, students and staff can recognize one another for filling their bucket. Bucket Fillers are read on the announcements and shared below.

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler saw that his friend needed a plate in art class, so he shared his.

This 4th Grade Bucket Filler made a great paper airplane. He gave it to his friend because he knows how much his friend likes paper airplanes!

This Kindergarten Bucket Filler let a teacher know when her friend got hurt. She helped her friend get up and walked her to the nurse. That made her friend feel really happy, even though she was hurt.

This is a double Bucket Filler! These 4th Grade Bucket Fillers both acknowledged each other for filling their buckets. They appreciate each other for being good listeners, being kind to their classmates, and always trying to do the right thing.

This First Grade Bucket Filler wrote a kind note for Miss DellaVecchia. It made her day!

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler included all her friends in a game at recess and it made her friends happy.

This 1st Grade Bucket Filler saw Mrs. Bennett drop some papers in the hallway. He went right over and helped her pick up and carry the papers.

This 1st Grade Bucket Filler helped her 3rd grade friend clean up a mess in the cafeteria. We love team work!

This 4th Grade Bucket Filler gave her friend her chair when they were working in groups.

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler invited her friend to play with her at recess.

When another student was crying, this 2nd Grade Bucket Filler got them a tissue and made sure they were okay.

When this 4th Grader lost part of his Revolutionary War project online, these Bucket Fillers helped him find and recover it.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler is a kind and thoughtful friend! He checked in on his friend during lunch.

This 4th Grade Bucket Filler helped her friend with a crossword puzzle.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler makes Mrs. Blythe and this Kindergartner happy every day. As the Room Safety, he is kind and responsible. He makes sure the students are ready and packed up for dismissal, and helps walk them to the main office each afternoon. He told Mrs. Blythe it is his honor to help the students!

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler gave his friends compliments and made him feel good about himself.

When this 5th Grader was having a hard time trying to clean the floor, this 5th Grade Bucket Filler came to help.

When this 2nd Grader was having a bad birthday, this 2nd Grade Bucket Filler gave her a toy unicorn to make her feel better.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler is a great friend. She included her friend in her fun April Fool's Day pranks and includes her in a club she started.

When it was time to in for recess, this Kindergarten Bucket Filler saw Mrs. Kaeser picking up the toys that were left on the playground. Many children walked past the toys and did not pick them up. Thank you Bucket Filler for helping!

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler is always kind and sticks up for her friends. She is a fun and loves her friends a lot. She makes her friend's day!

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler saw his friend was sad, and gave him something to make him feel happy.

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler saw that her friend was sad, so she talked with him and made him feel better.

When this 4th grader's Chromebook battery ran out, this Bucket Filler lent him hers!

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler was recognized for being a great friend: "She always stands up for me and supports me when I'm sad. For example, when another student was being mean, she stood up and said in a clear voice, 'Hey, that's not nice, so stop it!' She is always a good friend."

This 3rd Grader fills her friend's bucket at lunch. She is funny and makes her friend smile and feel happy.

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler made his friend happy when he gave her a compliment. He told her that she looks nice and she is good at gaga!

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler invited her friend to sit with her at lunch when there was no one at his table.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler helped her friend with ST Math when she was stuck.

This 4th Grade Bucket Filler is always eager to play with her friend. She makes sure everyone is included in group games.

Even though this 5th Grade Bucket Filler is not on Safety duty during lunch and recess, she still helps with the sings at recess. Thank you for all your help!

When this 2nd Grader spilled on the table at lunch, this Bucket Filler got paper towels and helped him to clean up.

During an assembly, this 3rd Grade Bucketfiller shared his time to speak with his friend. His friend was happy that he got to share. Thank you for taking turns!

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler helped his friend at lunch. When there was a spill at the table, the Bucket Filler got paper towels and helped clean up.

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler invited her friend to play at recess. We love when students include one another and have fun together!

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler always has her friend's back and stands up for her when she needs help. Thanks for being such a great friend!

When this 5th Grader broke her arm, this Bucket Filler brought her Dunkin' Donuts.

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler included his friend in a game with his other friends. They both had a lot of fun playing together!

Mrs. Di Julio recognized this 4th Grade Bucket Filler for being helpful and kind to his classmates and to her.

This 5th Grade Bucket filler helped her friend when she was stuck in on a hard problem in math. The Bucket Filler showed her another way to solve the problem!

This 3rd Grade Bucket Filler helped her friend at breakfast. Her friend had some food stuck in her throat, and the Bucket Filler made sure she was okay.

At recess, this 3rd Grade Bucket Filler found something his friend on the field and returned it to him.

This 5th Grade Safety recognized this 1st Grade Bucket Filler for being a good friend at recess. When another student broke her crayon, the Bucket Filler got her a new one.

Mrs. Altman recognized this 2nd Grade Bucket Filler for encouraging her classmate when she made a mistake. The Bucket Filler set a great example to her friends by reminding them that it's okay to make mistakes.

Mrs. Boyle recognized this 3rd Grade Bucket Filler for complimenting and thanking a lunch time Safety. He told the Safety that he was doing a great job. It's wonderful when students thank and respect our Safeties for doing such good work.

When this 5th Grader dropped all her papers on the floor, this Bucket Filler was the only one who helped her pick them up.

This 3rd Grader was super nervous to perform a cheer for Mrs. Boyle. Luckly, these 3rd Grade Bucket Fillers encouraged her to get through her nerves and perform the cheer.

This 3rd Grader filled Mrs. Speers bucket when she included a friend from Mrs. Speers' class throughout the whole PE class.

This 2nd Grade Bucket Filler always shares her things when someone forgets or loses theirs.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler found his friend's missing glove in the lost and found and returned it to him!

This Kindergarten Bucket Filler filled two friends' buckets!! When her friends' drinks spilled at lunch, the Bucket Filler got an adult and helped them clean it up.

These 5th Grade Bucket Fillers filled Mrs. Bennet's bucket when they helped 1st graders on the swings at recess. They helped 1st graders take turns by organizing a line and pushing them on the swings.

Mrs. Corsi recognized this 5th Grade Bucket Filler for going out of his way to help a classmate with a challenging math assignment.

This 5th Grade Bucketfiller was recognized for always being a good and kind friend.

Mrs. Boyle and Mrs. Chao recognized this 3rd Grade Bucket Filler for helping a friend at recess: he saw a peer need assistance, and went right to Mrs. Chao so she could help.

Mrs. Dorn recognized this group of Kindergarten Bucket Fillers for including others at lunch. They saw one friend sitting by herself, so they made room at their table and invited her to sit with them.

Mrs. La Gamba recognized this 5th Grade Bucket Filler for helping others at dismissal. The Bucket Filler held the door open without being asked for younger students leaving the building.

This 4th Grader recognized his friend for always being kind to his sister and helping her during lunch.

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler filled Ms. McCartney's bucket when she helped a kindergartener get on the right bus. I'm thankful that she looks out for her fellow students!

This 5th grade Bucket Filler sent her friend a picture of the spelling words when she left them at school.

After this 4th Grader's team won a challenge in class, she immediately congratulated all of her classmates for doing a great job. Thank you for showing great sportsmanship!

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler made sure her friend had the spelling words and homework assignment!

This 5th Grade Bucket Filler helped his friend when he fell in the hallway. He checked to make sure his friend was okay, and helped him get back on his feet.