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Have You Filled a Bucket Today?
â Carol MacCloud
All day long, everyone in the whole wide world walks around carrying an invisible bucket.
You canât see it, but itâs there.
You have a bucket. Each member of your family has a bucket.
Your grandparents, friends, and neighbours all have a bucket. Everyone carries an invisible bucket.
Your bucket has one purpose only. Its purpose is to hold your good thoughts and good feeling about yourself.
You feel very happy and good when your bucket is full. You feel very sad and lonely when your bucket is empty.
Other people feel the same way, too. Theyâre happy when their buckets are full and theyâre sad when their buckets are empty.
Itâs great to have a full bucket and this is how it works.
You need other people to fill your bucket and other people need you to fill theirs. So, how do you fill a bucket?
You fill a bucket when you show love to someone when you say or do something kind, or even when you give someone a smile. Thatâs being a bucket filler.
A bucket filler is a loving, caring person who says or does nice things that make others feel special. When you make someone feel special, you are filling a bucket.
But you can also dip into a bucket and take out some good feelings. You dip into a bucket when you make fun of someone when you say or do mean things, or even when you ignore someone. Thatâs being a bucket dipper.
A bully is a bucket dipper. A bucket dipper says or does mean things that make others feel bad.
Many bucket dippers have an empty bucket. They think that they can fill their own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs. But that will never work. You never fill your own bucket when you dip into someone elseâs.
But guess what, when you fill someoneâs bucket, you fill your own bucket too!
You feel good when you help others feel good.
You feel sad and lonely when your bucket is empty. All-day long, we are either filling up or dipping into each otherâs buckets by what we say and what we do.
Try to fill a bucket and see what happens.
You love your mom and dad. Why not tell them you love them? You can even tell them why. Your caring words will fill their buckets right up.
Watch for smiles to light up their faces. You will feel like smiling too. A smile is a good clue that you have filled a bucket.
If you practice, youâll become a great bucket filler. Just remember that everyone carries an invisible bucket, and think of what you can say or do to fill it.
Here are some ideas for you. You could smile and say âHi!â to the bus driver.
He has a bucket too.
You could invite the new kid at school to play with you.
You could write a thank-you note to your teacher.
You could tell your grandpa that you like to spend time with him. There are many ways to fill a bucket.
Bucket filling is fun and easy to do. It doesnât matter how young or old you are.
It doesnât cost any money. It doesnât take much time. And remember, when you fill someone elseâs bucket, you fill your own bucket too.
When youâre a bucket filler, you make your home, your school, and your neighbourhood better places to be.
Bucket filling makes everyone feel good.
So, why not decide to be a bucket filler today and every day? Just start each day by saying to yourself, âIâm going to do something to fill someoneâs bucket today.â
And, at the end of each day, ask yourself, âDid I fill a bucket today?â
âYes, I did!â Thatâs the life of a bucket filler.
And thatâs YOU!
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5.8: Discuss the word meanings in pairs/ groups. Then, write your sentence using the word next to it. One is done for you.
Word | Meaning
(Bengali) |
Meaning
(English) |
My own sentence |
Invisible | āĻ āĻĻā§āĻļā§āĻ¯ | Something that cannot be seen because itâs hidden | I can feel my motherâs blessings though they are invisible |
Purpose | āĻāĻĻā§āĻĻā§āĻļā§āĻ¯ | Cause or reason to do something | My purpose of studying is to learn. |
Empty | āĻāĻžāĻ˛āĻŋ/ āĻļā§āĻ¨ā§āĻ¯ | Having nothing inside, not filled with anything at all | Our classroom becomes empty when school time is over |
Dip | āĻ¤āĻ°āĻ˛ āĻĒāĻĻāĻžāĻ°ā§āĻĨā§ āĻĄā§āĻŦāĻžāĻ¨ā§ | To put a hand into a container in order to take something out | I have to dip biscuits into tea and eat them. |
Ignore | āĻāĻĒā§āĻā§āĻˇāĻž āĻāĻ°āĻž | To give an attention to something or someone | You should ignore what others say and focus on your dream. |
Bully | āĻĻā§āĻ°ā§āĻŦāĻ˛ āĻŦā§āĻ¯āĻā§āĻ¤āĻŋāĻā§ āĻā§āĻĒā§ā§āĻ¨ āĻāĻ°āĻž | To hurt people by saying or doing something bad | I do not bully my friends because this is bad. |
Guess | āĻ āĻ¨ā§āĻŽāĻžāĻ¨ āĻāĻ°āĻž | To answer something without knowing that the answer is correct | Can you guess what I am thinking right now? |
Happen | āĻāĻāĻž | To take place | What happens when fire catches the wood? |
Invite | āĻāĻŽāĻ¨ā§āĻ¤ā§āĻ°āĻŖ āĻāĻ°āĻž/ āĻāĻšāĻŦāĻžāĻ¨ āĻāĻ°āĻž | Make a polite and friendly request to do something | Sometimes, I invite my friends to visit my house. |
Cost | āĻŦā§āĻ¯ā§ āĻšāĻā§āĻž/ āĻāĻ°āĻ āĻ˛āĻžāĻāĻž | Price/ The money that needs to be paid to buy, do, or make something | This pen costs me 10 taka only |
You are carrying an i) visible bucket to hold your all ii) bad thoughts and good feelings. A bucket filler is a loving, iii) unfriendly person who says or does bad things that make others feel iv) unspecial. On the other hand, a bucket dipper says or does v) good things, and he vi) welcomes others. You will be very happy when your buckets are vii) empty and you will be sad when your buckets are viii) full. To fill your bucket, you need to show ix) hatred to someone or do something x) unkind. It is a very bad idea to fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs bucket. Because you can xi) always fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs. Be a bucket xii) dipper and make the world a xiii) worse place for all. Besides, bucket filling is fun and xiv) difficult to do.
You are carrying an i) visible bucket to hold your all ii) bad thoughts and good feelings. A bucket filler is a loving, iii) unfriendly person who says or does bad things that make others feel iv) unspecial. On the other hand, a bucket dipper says or does v) good things, and he vi) welcomes others. You will be very happy when your buckets are vii) empty and you will be sad when your buckets are viii) full. To fill your bucket, you need to show ix) hatred to someone or do something x) unkind. It is a very bad idea to fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs bucket. Because you can xi) always fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs. Be a bucket xii) dipper and make the world a xiii) worse place for all. Besides, bucket filling is fun and xiv) difficult to do.
Answer:
Words | Antonyms |
(i)Visible | (i) Invisible |
(ii) Bad | (ii) Good |
(iii) Unfriendly | (iii) Friendly |
(iv) Unspecial | (iv) Special |
(v) Good | (v) Bad |
(vi) Welcome | (vi) Hatred |
(vii) Empty | (vii) Full |
(viii) Full | (viii) Empty |
(ix) Hatred | (ix) Welcome |
(x) Unkind | (x) Kind |
(xi) Always | (xi) Sometimes/ Never |
(xii) Dipper | (xii) Filler |
(xiii)Worse | (xiii) better |
(xiv) Difficult | (xv) Easy |
You are carrying an i) invisible bucket to hold your all ii) good thoughts and good feelings. A bucket filler is a loving, iii) friendly person who says or does bad things that make others feel iv) special. On the other hand, a bucket dipper says or does v) bad things, and he vi) hates others. You will be very happy when your buckets are vii) full and you will be sad when your buckets are viii) empty. To fill your bucket, you need to show ix) welcome to someone or do something x) kind. It is a very bad idea to fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs bucket. Because you can xi) never fill your own bucket by dipping into someone elseâs. Be a bucket xii) filler and make the world a xiii) better place for all. Besides, bucket filling is fun and xiv) easy to do.
5.11 One group work is given below. Discuss and list the ten things you do to fill your own and othersâ buckets. Later, share your copies with others. One is done for.
1. Say âthank youâ to all |
Answer:
- Say thank you to all.
- Show love to someone
- Say or do something kind.
- Give someone a smile.
- Be a caring person.
- Do nice things.
- Make someone feel special.
- Say âHiâ
- Invite the new kid at school to play.
- Spend time with friends and relatives.
5.12 Now, letâs read the story âHave You Filled a Bucket Today?â once again in groups and find out the characteristics it has. Then, write your
Name of the characteristics | Description of the Characteristics |
Answer:
Name of the characteristics | Description of the Characteristics |
(1)Characters | Every human being can be imagined as a character of this story |
(2) Point of View | The story has a second-person point of view, such as âyouâ, âyouâ |
Central theme | Every human being carries an invisible bucket to hold all their good feelings and thoughts |
5.13 Now, discuss and write a story in groups. Remember that your story has all three characteristics- characters, point of view and central theme. Then, read it to the whole class and display it on a wall for everyone to read in school.
Title- âWE ARE A BUCKET-FILLING SCHOOL
            WE FILL THE BUCKETâĻâĻ NO DIPPING!â Theme- Your kindness/ politeness/ selflessness, etc. to fill your bucket and othersâ buckets You can start the story in the following way- âOne day when I was entering my school. I saw a wounded puppy sitting on the steps of the school building. I was so sorry to see the puppy, So, âĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻâĻ.
Or, Like the example given above, you can start your own story. Now, Itâs your turn to complete the story. |
Answer:
Title- âWE ARE A BUCKET-FILLING SCHOOL
           WE FILL THE BUCKETâĻâĻ NO DIPPING!â
One day when I was entering my school. I saw a wounded puppy sitting on the steps of the school building. I was so sorry to see the puppy, So, took pity on the puppy. I wanted to treat him. Hence, I called some of my best friends named Nusaib, Salman and Samiul. Nusaib said, âIt is nothing but cruel deed to wound a puppy.â Ruby was also kind enough to help the puppy. Besides, Salman said that we required now veterinary medicine to treat the ill-fated puppy. I requested Samiul to help in this regard. Somehow, we managed to cure him. All of my best friends came forward with kindness and selflessness. I thanked all of them. And they gave me a smile. In fact, all the students of our school are generally cooperative. We help each other in need. We never ignore and make fun of anyone we never say or do mean things that make others feel bad. On the other hand, we are loving, caring and kind to all. Hence, we say or do nice things that make others feel special. In fact, I am proud of being one of them. At this, we are called a bucket-filling school as bucket-filling means to do something good. So, we should fill the bucket, but we should not dip it as bucket-dipping means to make others feel bad. For this reason, our school is a bucket-filling one.