How Full Is Your Bucket? For Kids (utgåvan 2009)

Very helpful tool in practicing empathy with my children (Asperger's and non). ( )

I think all ages can read this book and understand this. This book shows you everyday life. It shows and discusses how a person's day can be impacted when a person is either mean or nice to them. ( )

This is a great book to ready to children. This book teaches children that in order to fill your invisible bucket you need to be kind to others. Non acts of kindness is what makes your water decreases from your bucket. This wonderful book teaches children that you should maintain a filled bucket by being kind to others. This is a relatable book because just like Felix others get annoyed by their little sister but that gives him no right to her badly. ( )

Felix is annoyed by his little sister Anna when their grandpa introduces them to their invisible bucket. All day, Felix noticed his bucket dumping out a little water at a time when something bad happened. Then each time someone was kind, a drop of water was added to his invisible bucket. Felix even learned that being kind to others also filled his bucket. ( )

This realistic fiction story teaches children about kindness. Everyone has an invisible bucket over their heads. If you do something nice for someone, a big drop falls into their bucket, filling it up more. Because you did a kind act for someone, a big drop falls into your bucket as well. However, if someone is mean or if you are unkind, the bucket tips and water drips out of your bucket. It is important that everyone, kids and adults, try to maintain a full bucket each day. ( )