ISO Game Shows

Free financial literacy game shows,
built for every age.

Four browser-based game shows — modeled on the classics. Play solo at home, or run them live for a classroom or event. Every game has K-5, 6-8, and 9-12+ difficulty tracks.

4 game shows · 3 age tracks each · Always free · Any device
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Who Wants to Get Rich?

Modeled on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Climb a 15-rung money ladder of multiple-choice financial questions. Lock in safe amounts, use lifelines, and decide when to walk away.
Trivia Solo or Live K-5 · 6-8 · 9-12+
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02

Friendly Feud

Modeled on Family Feud
Teams race to guess the top survey answers to money questions. Face-off rounds, buzz-ins, and strikes make this the best fit for group settings.
Team game Best for groups K-5 · 6-8 · 9-12+
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03

Financial Jeopardy

Modeled on Jeopardy
Pick clues from money-topic categories, answer in question form, and build your score. Classic review-game format for the classroom or quick solo practice.
Quiz board Review game K-5 · 6-8 · 9-12+
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04

The Price is Right

Modeled on The Price is Right
Estimate the real-world prices of everyday items and services. Builds price intuition and real-life spending awareness that textbook definitions can't teach.
Estimation Real-world prices K-5 · 6-8 · 9-12+
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Which game is right for me?

A quick guide — pick the one that fits your situation.

Running a classroom activity?

Start with Friendly Feud for team energy, or Jeopardy as a review game at the end of a unit.

Student practicing alone?

Who Wants to Get Rich works best solo — the ladder format rewards individual mastery and the lifelines keep it engaging.

Teaching real-world money sense?

The Price is Right builds price intuition. Great for students who've memorized definitions but can't guess what things actually cost.

Mixed-age or family group?

Any of the four work — all have K-5, 6-8, and 9-12+ tracks. Switch tracks between rounds so everyone gets a turn at their level.

Short on time?

Pick Jeopardy (5-10 minutes) or Price is Right (5 minutes). Save Who Wants to Get Rich or Feud for longer sessions (15-25 minutes).

Pairing with a session?

All four games work as warm-ups or wrap-ups for an ISO in-person or virtual presentation. Mention it when you book.

How to use ISO games

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No account, no download, no cost. Every game runs in any modern web browser on desktop, tablet, or phone.
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Pick your age track. Each game asks you to choose K-5, 6-8, or 9-12+ at the start — the question bank adjusts to that level.
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Pick solo or live mode. Solo mode is for individual practice. Live mode gives a facilitator extra controls for running the game in front of a classroom or group.
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Share with students. Teachers can project the game on a screen and run it live, or send students the direct link to play on their own device.
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Combine with an ISO session. Schools and community groups can book a free in-person or virtual financial literacy presentation to pair with the games.

Want ISO at your school or event?

ISO delivers free, custom-built in-person and virtual financial literacy sessions anywhere in the United States. We handle everything — you just pick a date.

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