For families & homeschool
Money, learned at the kitchen table.
The same lessons schools run, sized for one family. Start with a free five-day game your child plays on their own. Then five conversations, one a week, with everything you need to say already written down.
Is this safe, and is it for my child? Age-appropriate, no ranking, no ads, no account for your child, nothing collected at home.
How it goes
Three parts. The first one is free and takes five days.
Most families never need the third.
The $100 Week™
Five days · a few minutes a day
A short browser game. Your child gets a small budget and five days of real decisions — a book fair, a library book, a Wednesday that goes wrong. Milo, our owl, asks what they'd do. No account, no login, no name asked.
Free. Works on a phone, tablet, or laptop.
The Family Edition
Five weeks · one ~45-minute session a week
A parent guide and five workbooks. Every session is written out — what to say, what to watch for, sentence starters for when a child goes quiet. There are no answer keys, on purpose: the questions are built for conversation, not for grading.
Free for ten families this fall. Tell us your child's grade. We send the set as PDFs, with a one-page note on data — which is short, because there isn't any.
For co-ops and full bands
When you're ready
Running a homeschool co-op, or want the whole grade band with the games and stories? License a band — K–2, 3–5, 6–8, or 9–12 — from $1,700 a year, about $570 per grade. No procurement, no minimum.
In education-savings-account states, families often use ESA funds for curriculum like this.
Founding Family Pilot · Fall 2026
Ten families. Free. In exchange for an honest read.
We’re taking ten homeschool families this fall. You get the full Family Edition and the multi-age guide at no cost. We get three questions answered when you’re done — which session landed, what your child said afterward, and what you’d change before we sold it to anyone else.
No accounts, no logins, nothing collected about your children. The first founding family set the terms; the multi-age guide exists because she asked for it.
Apply for a founding spot →Choose “Family / Individual” on the form and tell us your children’s grades.
Parent Guide. Ten pages: the five sessions, scripts, watch-fors, sentence starters.
Five workbooks. One per week. Built for conversation; no answer keys.
Multi-Age & Flexible Pacing guide. Sixteen sessions across ages 5–18, plus a four-day-week plan.
Parent Data Notice. One page. What we collect — nothing — in writing.
A person. info@wealthwisekids.org, answered by the founder.
What we don’t do at home
We measure decisions, not children. At home, we don’t even do that.
No account for your child. Under-13s never create a login, give an email, or upload anything. If anyone holds an account, it's you.
No score at home. The FLIQ Score™ belongs on the school side, where a district has to show a board that something changed. A family gets the lessons, not a rating.
No ranking, no ads. Nothing on the page competes with your child's attention, and nothing is sold to anyone.
Nothing collected at home. The Family Edition is paper and conversation. The $100 Week records the choice, never the child — no name, no age, no email.
Every Family Edition ships with a one-page parent data notice. Anything we ever add that touches data will be opt-in, visible to you, and deletable on request.
Questions parents ask
Which grades is this for?
The Family Edition is built around grades 3–5, and it comes with a multi-age guide: each idea is mapped across every band so a younger or older sibling works the same lesson at their own level, the same day.
I don't have a finance background. Does that matter?
No. Every session is scripted — the questions, the examples, the wording. If you can read the page aloud and listen to the answer, you can run it.
We school four days a week and some weeks fall apart. Will it still work?
Yes. Each session is one sitting of about 45 minutes, and a unit can stretch across one to four days. There is a written four-day-week plan, and the games are optional and screen-free by default.
Can our co-op use one Family Edition?
The Family Edition is a household set — your own children, no copying, no paid group. A co-op licenses a grade band instead, which is built for a room of kids and includes the games and facilitator materials.
Start with the game. Ask for the rest when you want it.
No form to play. One short message to get the Family Edition — just your child’s grade.
Teaching a class, not a family? The school edition is here.