Social skills

At Neurolevel, we’ve developed technology that helps effectively teach social skills to students in educational and at-home settings. All our games align with the educational standards of the USA. They are especially helpful to students with special needs, because they effectively develop communication and interaction skills in a group environment.

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5 Years Warranty

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Social Skills Games

Our collection of games for developing Social Skills is suitable for everyone, especially children and adults with autism and other special needs. Research and feedback from special education (SPED) teachers confirm that Neurolevel technology is highly effective. Our games focus on developing skills like teamwork, non-verbal communication, emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, and assessment of social environments.

New

Elementary

Beach Soccer

Score as many goals as you can in 90 seconds on the virtual beach field. Compete with friends or family to see who becomes the champion!

New

Elementary

Math Trees

Find the examples on the trees that match the given number using addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. It's a fun way to learn math while moving and thinking at the same time!

New

Elementary

Color Bugs

Guide the bugs to the matching flowers by color, helping them reach their destination safely. With simple mechanics and fun gameplay, enjoy a colorful and engaging adventure!

Custom Development

We accept orders for custom game development for those who are looking to add something truly unique to their learning program. To get started, contact Neorolevel and tell us about the game you want to develop - our team will provide all necessary details and help guide you in placing your order.

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Game Specification

We create a detailed game brief.

Achieve Success

Engage students and enhance learning!

Development

Our team designs and builds your game.

Achievements of Neurolevel Games

A non-speaking child said their first word
Teachers find it easier to organize social and developmental activities for adults with disabilities
Even tired students, after a long day at school, are often excited to play our developmental games
Neurolevel games help foster communication between students with varying levels of independence
A person who couldn’t count numbers learned how to count
Many of our client-parents gained more time for personal life
A child who didn’t like touching sand started interacting with it
A girl who wouldn't allow anyone to touch her was able to overcome her fear

Educator’s Opinion

Dorinda Luzardo

President and founder of Angels Reach Foundation and Trinity Academy. Educator

Andria and Ogden Powell

Founders of JASE (Autism Center)

Thomas Ruiz

Teacher at Angels Reach Academy and Trinity Christian Academy

Angels Reach Foundation

Our Approach

We create a learning environment where children are able to freely move, interact, learn, and grow. Our games involve students in the learning process, even the most shy individuals. Neurolevels approach helps students remain focused and constantly engaged.

Involves 6 senses simultaneously in a game way

Vestibular

Inner ear

Interoceptive

Internal

Auditory

Hearing

Visual

Sight

Proprioceptive

Body awareness

Tactile

Touch

Why Neurolevel Technology Effectively Develops Social Skills

Sensory and Interactive Games for Individual and Group Participation

Children can learn both independently and in groups, adjusting the pace of lessons to suit their needs.

Team-Oriented Games

Some game scenarios require collaboration, helping participants develop communication, support, and coordination skills.

Seeing Different Situations from an Outside Perspective

Our games encourage communication, asking for help, and working in groups - which helps students better adapt to society.

Interactive Engagement

Through movement and tactile contact, learning becomes more natural and effective thanks to the active use of motor skills and sensory perception.

Flexibility and Adaptation to Different Skill Levels

Games are suitable for children with varying levels of preparation, allowing each participant to progress at a comfortable pace.

Sensory and Interactive Games for Individual and Group Participation

Children can learn both independently and in groups, adjusting the pace of lessons to suit their needs.

Team-Oriented Games

Some game scenarios require collaboration, helping participants develop communication, support, and coordination skills.

Seeing Different Situations from an Outside Perspective

Our games encourage communication, asking for help, and working in groups - which helps students better adapt to society.

Interactive Engagement

Through movement and tactile contact, learning becomes more natural and effective thanks to the active use of motor skills and sensory perception.

Flexibility and Adaptation to Different Skill Levels

Games are suitable for children with varying levels of preparation, allowing each participant to progress at a comfortable pace.