Hi ChessKids! Today I will answer a question by StarDragon who wants to know what the 50-move rule is. This is an important question, and brings up othe…
As soon as you see two kings will remain, put out your hand, or bow and say, „good
The first-ever New Orleans Chess Fest teamed up with ChessKid.com in October. A full day of simuls, blindfold chess,
Here she shows that you can still do pairings by hand.
Der Springer ist vielleicht nicht die stärkste, aber wahrscheinlich die coolste Schachfigur! Lernen Sie auf ChessKid.
Wenn ein Springer einen Bleistift in der Hand hielte, während er sich bewegt, würde
This article is by WIM Alexey Root Do you want to see the future of your chess opening? Then use this Crystal Ball trick: Imagine your position with just you…
If, on the other hand, the Crystal Ball shows your pawn structure to be better than
What is chess strategy, and how can it help you win more games? Learn everything about it in this article!
On the other hand, strategy usually involves a long-term plan that is not necessarily
Hi guys, Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl aka Coach Jessica) here. I just got back from the North Carolina State Chess Championships, and I learned a …
That means physically PULL BACK your hand before actually making a move, and ask
Learn the right way to set up a chessboard quickly with this friendly guide, including images and simple instructions. Let’s play and enjoy chess!
Always make sure that the right-hand corner of the chessboard is a light square.
Pawn Palace has its door wide open for another edition of ChessKid Challenges, hand-and-brain
Learning the history of chess may be interesting, but learning how to set up a chess board and pieces is the first step to actually playing chess! For best r…
setting up the board and pieces: A light/white square is always in the right-hand
Imagine if FunMasterMike was your teacher at school! A group of lucky kids in Canada got to see what that would be like as Mike returned to his roots and taught chess to their class.
You don’t need to be an expert; the ChessKid Lesson Planner will hold your hand throughout
