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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
This is a quick guide to a video series: This series, authored by PinkHamster and his many sound-effects, is one of our longest series. Why? Because the open…
few pawns to get your pieces out quickly, then you have to know how to attack and find
I was even able to analyze a game to find out how it ended when two students were
Do you have BIG vision for your chess organization? Is your club exploding at the seams? Do you want to start a school chess program in your tow…
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Meet some of the amazing coaches on ChessKid in this brand-new article series! This month we talked to the fantastic FM Carlos Mena to get you some chess tips, stories, and puzzles.
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With all of the talk and excitement about chess boxing I thought I might suggest something new: “Chess Eating” or maybe you can call it &ld…
to make them unconfused (Look it up in the dictionary and don’t stop until you find
Learn how discovered attacks work, types like double-checks, and practice winning chess strategies with fun puzzles and examples on ChessKid!
So, let’s find something even better. 5.Nc6+ is a crushing discovered check that
Chess author and educator Victoria Winifred shares her success stories about using chess in the classroom to boost students‘ academic scores, social-emotional growth, and critical thinking skills.
I dare say that as an educator, you, too, may find yourself revitalized by adding
The opening is the first phase of a chess game. Learn the principles of a chess opening and important theories behind common book moves.
Find the ones that you want to play and then practice them on ChessKid.com.
