Faith Learning Unit Study
The Fruit of the Spirit
Nine illustrated character lessons on the fruit of the Spirit, with Scripture, discussion, reflection, and a final review.
12 print-ready pages9 character lessonsFree
Inside
Nine fruit, one page each
A parent guide opens with all nine fruit defined in a single table. Then nine lesson pages in the order of Galatians 5:22–23. Each gives an objective, a second NKJV verse carrying the idea — John 13:34 for love, Philippians 4:4 for joy, Ephesians 4:32 for kindness, Proverbs 15:1 for gentleness — a short definition, three examples of what it looks like, a copywork line, one thing to practice that week, two discussion questions, activities split for younger and older children, and a drawing box. The last page is a review.
Who it suits
Kindergarten to Grade 3, though the questions carry further
It sits as comfortably in family devotions as in school hours. No part of a page requires the child to read, because a parent can read every section aloud. Older children get the writing and planning tasks; younger ones get the acting-out and drawing.
In practice
One fruit a week is the honest pace
Read the page on Monday and put the Practice It task somewhere visible. Come back to it at the end of the week: did the soft answer happen, was the promise kept, was the chore that was not yours actually done. Nine weeks covers the unit, and the review page asks the child to name all nine from memory.
Honest limits
Nothing here is graded
There is no answer key. The Practice It tasks are the only assessment, and only a parent watching the week can judge them. The unit teaches what each fruit is and what it looks like; it does not pretend a worksheet can grow it. The complete unit is free to download and print.
Inside the collection
What you receive
- Love
- Joy
- Peace
- Patience
- Kindness
- Goodness
- Faithfulness
- Gentleness
- Self-Control