This is a quick guide to a video series. In this series, our video authors think back to some of their first experiences as tournament chess players– back w…
And more than 15 years later, he still was able to find the first game he played
Which is worth more, the king, or all the pieces? If you know the rules, you know that it doesn’t matter how many pieces you have left, if your opponent’s ki…
But if you look again, much deeper, you just might find the way that Najdorf was
Hi Chess Coaches! In addition to answering questions from parents or teachers, I also like to show some lessons that chess coaches or teache…
Kids who have learned what a fork is will be able to find the move Ne5+, which wins
National Chess Day article.
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This summer, I played in the 2015 U.S. Girls Championship. The tournament was a 10-player round robin event consisting of the top 10 girls under 20 who accep…
It doesn’t matter that much if you can find the moves or not.
Welcome Chess Friends! Today Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) is going to test you on your combinatory knowledge. Did you read last week’…
Did you find it? Try this next one: White to move and win material.
Ever heard of Grandmaster Ruifeng Li? He is one of the best young chess players in the United States at only 15 years old. He’s not even just one of t…
So watch out for her if you find out she’s playing in your section at your next tournament
ChessKid has two kinds of accounts – Coach/Parent (adult) and Kid. Our site is designed so that adult accounts have guardianship over kid accounts. Th…
The „Kids“ Page: The „Kids“ Page is where Parents/Coaches can: Find a list of all
Buon giorno, ChessKids! It’s Mrs. Jessica E. Prescott (aka BoundingOwl). Today I was looking at the Ask Coach Jessica Forum and I saw that Bird909 was…
First, find White’s weakest pawn.
The following is an unusual miniature played by a young Alexander Alekhine in Paris in 1913. It’s unusual because most of the time capturing more stuff…
See if you can find the moral to this chess story.
