Five days, about fifteen minutes a day, in any browser. Nothing to install, no student accounts, no names. At the end you hold a FLIQ Score™ report for the class.
| Day | Ages 8–11 | Ages 11–14 | Ages 14–18 | Ask the class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Colored Pencil Set | The Limited Hoodie | The Cool Shoes | What made waiting possible for the people who waited? |
| 2 | Everyone's Going | Pizza Night With the Crew | Everyone Is Going! | When does spending with friends stop being about the money? |
| 3 | The Lost Library Book | You Cracked Their Screen | Your Bike Tire Just Popped | Something went wrong. What did you protect first? |
| 4 | The Candy Deal | The Bracelet Hustle | A Chance to Make More | What's the difference between a chance and a risk? |
| 5 | Last Day of the Week | New Drop, Last Day | Last Day of the Week | If Monday came again, what would you do differently? |
A student who misses a day picks up where they left off. Their code holds their place.
Paste the cohort ID from your facilitator page. Your report link is built here, in your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
The report is anonymous by design: students are numbered, not named. It shows the class median as a band and a FLIQ number, where each student sits on the ladder, the four decision traits, and the eight money domains the class actually exercised. Print it or save it as a PDF. It's yours.
One reading describes a class. Two readings show whether anything changed. After the five-week Financial Foundations™ program (or after a term), run The $100 Week™ again with the same class code and the same Adventure Codes, so each student's second sitting links to their first. The report then shows the before-and-after — the number a board can act on.
The second sitting uses a different set of scenes, so it's a fresh test, not a rerun. That form is being finalized now; ask us before scheduling the second reading and we'll confirm the date it's ready.