Build Pro-social skills and Psychological Flexibility

Transform your school's approach to behavior skills with the new, behavior-analytic social-emotional learning curriculum designed specifically for students in Grades 2–5.

It blends the proven principles of Applied Behavior Analysis with the flexibility-focused strategies of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, giving you a ready-to-use tool that fits PBIS and Tiered intervention models.

$100 Pre-Order Price

Book Available Worldwide January 2026!

Grounded in Science. Designed for Schools.

Empower students with the tools they need to self-regulate, connect with others, and build lifelong pro-social skills.

Built on ABA principles using data-driven strategies, BST, and RFT
Integrates ACT processes like values, defusion, and committed action
Teaches observable, measurable pro-social behaviors aligned with PBIS/MTSS frameworks
Developmentally tailored for students ages 7–11, including neurodivergent learners
Ideal for Tier 2 SEL groups, behavior intervention groups, and small group instruction

What's inside the program?

All lessons use Behavioral Skills Training (BST)—instruction, modeling, rehearsal, and feedback—to ensure real skill acquisition and maintenance.

10 Full-Length Weekly Lesson Plans

Each module focuses on essential skills like emotional regulation, empathy, and building relationships, tailored for children ages 3-7. Includes a Bodhi themed story.

Fidelity Checklists & Generalization Plans

Family involvement is supported with parent handouts for each module, helping reinforce skills at home and fostering a strong school-to-home connection.

Interractive Worksheets & Journaling Tools

With fully scripted lessons, Flexibunnies ensures consistent, easy-to-follow guidance for teachers and therapists to deliver impactful SEL instruction.

Data Collection & Progress Tools

Track student growth with pre/post assessments, progress monitoring, and behavior observation checklists—ideal for data-driven decision-making.

Printable Support Resources

Hands-on activities using art, music, puppetry, and more, designed to teach key social-emotional skills in a fun and interactive way.

Weekly Home Connection Prompts for Families

Includes tailored strategies to support children with special needs, making it suitable for inclusive classrooms and 1:1 therapy sessions.

Student/Client Program Workbooks to track each student's progress.

Transform your classroom or therapy sessions with MindQuest SEL, where creativity, ABA, and SEL intersect to create meaningful, lasting change.

MindQuest SEL is a 10-week, plug-and-play social-emotional learning curriculum built specifically for Grades 2–5, combining the science of Applied Behavior Analysis with the values-driven, flexible thinking strategies of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Designed for school-based BCBAs, intervention teams, and educators, this program provides a data-driven, developmentally appropriate approach to teaching emotional regulation, problem-solving, and social interaction skills.

Themes Covered

Values & Goal-Setting (Personal Compass)
Mindfulness & Attention (Focus Flashlight)
Cognitive Defusion (Tricky Thoughts)
Emotional Regulation (Riding the Emotional Wave)
Perspective-Taking & Empathy (Perspective Glasses)
Teamwork & Cooperation (Team Quest)
Decision-Making (Choose Your Path)
Self-Confidence & Self-Talk (Superpower Shield)
Belonging & Inclusion (Community Expedition)
Reflection & Future Planning (Treasure Map)

What the Program Teaches:

Self-Awareness: Identifying personal values, recognizing thoughts and emotions, developing self-confidence (e.g., Personal Compass, Superpower Shield)
Self-Management: Emotional regulation, impulse control, stress management, and goal-setting (e.g., Emotional Waves, Focus Flashlight)
Social Awareness Perspective-taking, empathy, respect for others, and inclusion (e.g., Perspective Glasses, Inclusion Expedition)
Relationship Skills: Communication, teamwork, conflict resolution, and cooperation (e.g., Team Quest, Choose Your Path)
Responsible Decision-Making: Ethical thinking, evaluating consequences, and making values-based choices (e.g., Thought Monsters, Treasure Map)