Hi Again, Today will be the third part of my series on converting a material advantage. In the first one, we looked at how to teach a lesson about winning wh…
infinite number of ways to win, and probably even the strongest computer could not find
Good morning ChessKid kids! Ottie Otter wants to know,
You can tally your total or find the percentage and compare it to other participants
Teachers new to the game and schools just starting their programs now can quickly and accurately assess whether students are getting better at chess using ChessKid classroom tools.
As a young female chess player growing up, it was not always easy to find a lot of
Professor: It’s time for chess! Silent acknowledgment ensued. No one said anything aurally detectable. Professor: I’m not sure what to do today. …
Again, it didn’t take long to find the right move.
I have had three so-so rated tournaments in a row (not including the Jr. High State Championship which was not rated). Not what I want–which is AMAZIN…
can’t really talk about that right now so, as they say on TV, „Tune in next time to find
Chesskid presents its recently upgraded analysis board to help with online lessons. It’s a powerful tool for effective chess coaching and learning.
To find a PGN of an individual kid you can use the drop down menu next to a kids
Professor: Happy July 18, class! Class: Happy July 18 to you, Professor. Rachel: What’s so special about July 18? Professor: I don’t know. It jus…
Let’s see if you can find any skewers, obvious or not, in the next problem.
Professor: Hi there, class. I’m wondering if any of you have had an opportunity to castle today. Zephyr: I haven’t even had a chance to play ches…
smiling as partners in a joyous enterprise, the two puzzlers set out trying to find
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As an organization, we struggled to find a phrase that best encompasses these changes
I was even able to analyze a game to find out how it ended when two students were
