You are teaching Galatians 5:22–23.
The kids have heard the words before: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.
But hearing the list again does not always mean they are actually engaged with it.
And if your next idea is another worksheet, you may already know how that is going to go....
A scavenger hunt game offers a simple way to make the lesson more engaging and interactive!
Instead of sitting in one place while you work through the list, kids get to move, search, and stay involved with the Bible lesson.
It works especially well when you need:
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A break from worksheets.
If your group has already done coloring pages, activity sheets or written exercises, a scavenger hunt changes the pace without changing the lesson. -
Something active after teaching Galatians 5:22–23.
Use it after introducing the Fruit of the Spirit so kids can keep interacting with the theme instead of mentally checking out once the teaching portion is finished. -
A simple Sunday school activity that still feels connected to Scripture.
You do not need to add a random game just to fill time. The activity still keeps the Fruit of the Spirit at the center.
The Fruit of the Spirit Bible Scavenger Hunt provides a ready-to-print activity based on Galatians 5:22–23, so you can add movement and interaction to the lesson without creating another project for yourself.
Get the Fruit of the Spirit Bible Scavenger Hunt here.
Because sometimes the easiest way to help kids stay with the lesson is to let them get out of the chair and do something with it.
