Orange County Public Schools is the largest school system providing ChessKid for all students. Read this article for best practices from this chess-active school system that rosters through ClassLink.
Start Young Yes, kindergarten and first-graders can learn to play chess.
ChessKid occasionally spotlights the successes of ChessKids in their over-the-board tournaments and today we bring you the story of a young champion from the…
Leo started playing chess in kindergarten at P.S.166.
Hi! My name is David Adelberg and I will be writing articles here on chesskid.com. I am fi…
My love for the royal game began in kindergarten in my after school chess club.
Most grandmasters were well-known chess prodigies when they were young. Check out ChessKid’s list of young chess geniuses of 2023.
Achievements: Brewington started to learn to plan chess when he was five years old in kindergarten
ChessKid is thrilled to sponsor Chess.com’s upcoming Champions Chess Tour event, ChessKid Cup. The event aims to inspire young chess fans, focusing on chess education and rising star players. Read on to see how ChessKid supports young chess players.
Adams‘ Kindergarten class using ChessKid.
13-Year-Old Erdogmus officially became the world’s youngest grandmaster in 2024. Learn more about the Turkish chess prodigy in this spotlight post!
was born in Bursa, Turkey and was only six when he was introduced to chess by his kindergarten
Who is just as important as the players in your club? The parents! They are the ones shuffling players to and from events, spending their weekends sup…
A second-grader working on tactics has engaged his kindergarten sister.
This article was originally written by WFM Ana Izoria, the coach at Nest in 2016-2017. In a windowless, dimly lit, and rowdy room where children ran in and o…
steps towards championship in our K-12 New York City public school are taken in Kindergarten
2021 ChessKid Grant Winner Walnut Grove Elementary sets a record in ChessKid usage and wins a free tournament.
Beginners in kindergarten can get on and start learning and playing without frustration
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More than 2,100 kids from Kindergarten to 6th grade, and from across the USA, participated
