Help students grow in biblical character through a complete, ready-to-use Bible curriculum based on the Fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22-23.
Fruit of the Spirit is a Grades 3-6 Bible curriculum for homeschool families, co-ops, classrooms, and children's ministry programs. This Scripture-based workbook helps students explore love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control through structured weekly lessons, historically grounded Bible stories, discussion questions, hands-on worksheets, Bible crafts, and practical discipleship activities.
Designed for busy parents and educators, this easy-prep curriculum includes nine complete Unit Studies that help children see how the character of Messiah is demonstrated throughout Scripture. Students will study well-known men and women of the Bible, examine their choices, and discover how showing the Fruit of the Spirit is an outcome of repentance, applying God's instructions, and the work of the Holy Spirit in their lives.
Students will explore the Fruit of the Spirit through nine Bible stories: Love through the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), Joy through Paul and Silas in Prison (Acts 16:16-40), Peace through Daniel in the Lions' Den (Daniel 6), Patience through Joseph Rises to Power (Genesis 37; 39-41), Kindness through Healing the Paralyzed Man (Mark 2:1-12), Goodness through Hezekiah Restores the Passover (2 Chronicles 29-31), Faithfulness through Abraham, the Faithful Servant (Genesis 12; 18; 21), Gentleness through Miriam and Aaron Opposing Moses (Numbers 12), and Self-Control through David Sparing King Saul (1 Samuel 24).
Each Unit Study features a structured Lesson Plan, Weekly Teaching Outline, Resource Checklist, child-friendly Bible story, discussion questions, creative writing, puzzles, hands-on activities, Bible crafts, Put It into Practice activities, and a handy Answer Key. Through these lessons, students will grow in Bible literacy, reading comprehension, vocabulary, critical thinking, creative writing, Scripture memory, and most importantly, spiritual maturity.
