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More than 2,100 kids from Kindergarten to 6th grade, and from across the USA, participated
Each year since 2003, the Nashville Chess Center (The NCC) has organized a scholastic city championship with a unique structure making local superstars out o…
a 9th grader at University School of Nashville (USN) and has been playing since Kindergarten
Region 3 of the ChessKid European Team Festival took place on the 26 of March. In the Region 3 teams from Azerbaijan, Albania. Turkey and Georgia played a friendly match with two semifinals and a final round.
accelerated in time, so it is very important to interest children in chess from kindergarten
Many schools have chess teams that compete at national tournaments sponsored by the U.S. Chess Federation. Some teams are funded by the school or a non-profi…
Principal White also is making plans to teach every student in grades kindergarten
ChessKid’s Guide for Teaching Chess is a great resource to help teachers, coaches, and parents with commonly asked questions about how to start a chess program for kids and to plan a tournament.
shows how chess instruction can be aligned with 21st-century skills by grade from kindergarten
The Washington State Elementary 2020 was the largest online state championship ever, and the entire event was played on ChessKid.com.
Special congratulations to the following state champions: Kindergarten – Ted Wang
