What if I gave you a mate in 4? That’d be straight up hard! What if someone suggested to you that there was checkmate in 4 moves in your game? &n…
I bet you would have to work to find it!
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Find out in this fun lesson. King 24: Use Your King!
ChessKid’s article includes a fun new infographic and activity that teaches kids a step by step lesson on learning Castling for chess. Also, beginners will learn all the rules and the chess strategies used for chess castling.
You’ll also find a printable activity that lets you practice the move and improve
A weekly question and answer column by FIDE Master Andy Lee. Last week’s question is important enough to merit a two week response. Here’s the question…
Below, find the move that allows white to corral the knight.
Professor: Hello, class. It’s good to see the gang’s all here for another session. Zephyr: Professor, does that mean we should thank Caissa it&rs…
Let’s see if you can find the new solution.
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U23, G23 – Orientation & test match schedule will be announced later * You can find
Hey there, ChessKids! Today, you will get a preview of the activity book I wrote: My First Chess Book: 35 Easy and Fun Chess Activities for Children Aged 7 Y…
You can ask for this book at your local bookstore, or find it on Amazon!
It’s Sammy again! You know who I am, of course, because you read part one. We will continue our discussion of the Swallow’s Tail Mate toda…
And let me know if you find an unusual mate. Maybe it hasn’t been named!
Here are several ways to use ChessKid online to have competitions and fun.
Below you’ll find many ideas and features available on ChessKid to keep students
