Fruit of the Spirit chart for kids
Add your child’s name, choose the fruits you want to notice this week, and print a chart with a row for each fruit and a box for each day. Or keep it on screen and tap the boxes; every tap drops in a little fruit. The list comes from Galatians 5:22–23.
Using the chart at home
Pick two or three fruits for a younger child, not all nine. When you see one, say what you noticed, “that was patient, waiting for your turn,” and let them tick the box. At the end of the week, talk about which fruit was easiest and which one to try next week.
Ninefruit helps grown-ups practise the same nine fruits: a real situation, what the Bible says in plain words, and one small thing to try today.
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What are the nine fruits of the Spirit?
Galatians 5:22–23 lists love, joy, peace, patience (longsuffering), kindness (gentleness), goodness, faithfulness, gentleness (meekness) and self-control (temperance). Older translations use the words in brackets.
What age is this chart for?
It works well for roughly ages 4 to 10. Younger children do best with two or three fruits at a time.
Is it free to print?
Yes. Nothing is uploaded or saved anywhere; the chart is made in your browser and prints on one page.
Is there something like this for adults?
Ninefruit is our iPhone app for practising the fruit of the Spirit in everyday life, with a real situation, a plain-words Bible reading and one small step each day.
- Fruit of the Spirit self-reflection quizEighteen honest statements about the last two weeks. See which of the nine fruit of the Spirit to practise next, with a passage to read and a printable week card.
- Fruit of the Spirit weekly check-inA two-minute Fruit of the Spirit reflection from Galatians 5:22-23: nine honest questions about your week, then one fruit to practise and a small way to start.
- Fruit of the Spirit family devotional: 24 days to ChristmasStart with a printable activity for November 29 and 30, then use 24 daily family reflections from December 1 through Christmas Eve.