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How do you imbed the fruit of the Spirit into your classroom? Or, if you haven’t previously considered this, how might you go about it now?
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Our assistant principal comes to each class and does a monthly lesson. The kids loves this.
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I have not previously embeded the fruit(s) of the Spirit into my classroom, other than trying to model them, but I will now going forward. One approach is to make the appropriate passages a memory verse for the week. Another approach, or actually an additional one (meaning not to excluded either approach), is to spend some timne in Bible class on these fruits, break each one of them down, and also quiz on all of them. Once this is done, displaying a poster with these passeges will reinforce the learning.
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I use the fruits of the spirit as my expectations. If they are doing an exceptional job, they will earn a fruit of the spirit ticket.
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I plan on incorporating the fruit of the spirit as part of my student expectations. My students and I need to act with the fruit of the spirit. This should guide how we will all interact with others.
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I have done a fruit of the spirit lesson for the beginning of school. It helped establish how we should behave not because someone told us to but because the Bible gives us a direction to. I explain that God wants us to live a fulfilling life and that we should follow the fruits of the spirit to be the people God wants us to be.
