Carson Dellosa Positive Reinforcement Chart—30 Pocket Organizer with 30 Bucket Cards, Daily Classroom Reward System for Positive Behavior with Storage (29" x 22")

Fantastic and easy way to have children "fill other people's buckets". I put smiley faces on popsicle sticks and had the kids color them. We set them in a container and when someone fills a bucket a popsicle stick is placed in their bucket. We share what kind things others have done for us and how it makes us feel. It is great because the kids see who is filling buckets. I also like that we focus on the good deeds or kind acts.

I ordered this because I have a major problem in my classroom. It seems that students would rather play with their phones than listen to me, their teacher. Who would have thought such a travesty could occur? In all seriousness I purchased this because the teacher next door to me had a similar one that she had her students put their phones in as they walked in the door. She said it has been a real sanity-saver for her. I have been at my wit's end lately with trying to teach lessons and keep an eye on students at the same time.I purchased this and my husband hung it up for me in my classroom. We used three very sturdy hooks similar to these Amertac 514WCC Vinyl Coated Ceiling Hooks, White. I wanted to be sure that this hanging pocket chart could take the weight of thirty cell phones in it. It works beautifully. I did not use the cute little buckets that came with it. The teacher next door calls her pocket chart "The Cell Phone Jail" so I went with that theme also. I even printed out cute little Monopoly clipart to slide in the clear pockets. There is "Free Parking" and "Go directly to jail, do not collect $200," "Pay the poor tax" (this one I joke the money all goes to me. lol) as well as cute Monopoly jail clipart.All of the students did not like the change but those that had my neighbor in class knew exactly what it meant and what to do and just naturally put their phones in the pockets. With an explanation, even though they did not like it, they are complying. This pocket chart has been a really sanity-saver for me as well.I was confused about the actual measurements of this pocket chart so I called the company. I was told that it measures 22" x 29" overall and the pockets are 3 1/2" x 3". It does fit an iPhone 6 and even phones a little larger in it.Overall I am very satisfied with this purchase and should have done it much sooner.If you find my review useful please let me know and if you have any questions or comments, feel free to post them below and I will answer them as quickly as possible. Thank you for checking out my review. :)

This chart is great to use in any classroom! I love that it has many pockets and the cards are durable!

For a pocket holder is great. It's not exactly purple. Its more blue than purple. Thats the only negative thing I have to say about it. The rest of its functionality is perfect. Just in decorating my classroom with my purple tones, this will not exactly match. I wish I had gotten black and then I could have used this one at home.

There is a book that describes how it feels when someone says something good to you. It describes how it feels when someone says something bad to you. Filling another persons bucket with a compliment makes you happy and someone else happy. This is a visual reminder to say nice things to your friends. Students can write notes to others and put them in their bucket. Good writing activity too.

This will not work for a cell phone holder. Pockets are small

I love the double pocket feature of this product. I use the first pocket as a name tag holder for my students. I use the front clear pocket for their attendance card (put in whether they are having school lunch or home lunch). For the amount I paid, I think the quality is amazing.

I am a preschool teacher. We follow the HOW FULL IS YOUR BUCKET philosophy in class as a behavioral system. This chart works great for filling buckets with positivity! It is also colorful makes a cute decor for the classroom.