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See how a kindergarten teacher who did not know how to play chess taught her students not only how to play, but compete in their first tournament.
everyone who would like to learn chess, organize a club, or someone who just wants to have

UPDATE: The Abort Button is now gone. It has been replaced with a Resign Button (so be careful where you click)! From now on, when a game in Fast Chess start…
So I have a request – when you get matched up with another ChessKid, please don’t

Middle and high school students use ChessKid during the school day and after school in Madison, Alabama. We illustrate why and how ChessKid is the chess resource for all students, and how it can be a blueprint for yours as well.
Every school system is cautious about the online programs students have access to

Professor: Good afternoon, class. Just seeing your smiling faces makes my day. Zephyr: It makes your day? That sounds like a quote from an old Dirty Harry mo…
The two of you have been great.

This is Paul Swaney a.k.a. Think Ahead presenting another article about teaching chess in a slow and steady manner. In my last article, Walk Before…
I think if you do this in the right way your students will have a better understanding

Hola, ChessKids! Looking at some grandmaster chess games, it often seems like they resign WAY earlier than I ever would. I mean, your position may be ugly, b…
They either have recognized a pattern they know will lead to a win, or they have

“I came upon a problem the other day I thought might be entertaining for our class,” Professor Pando began. “I can see on your faces you&rs…
“I guess I mean that it’s one of those problems that have easy features about them

The US Chess/ChessKid Online Elementary Championship is coming August 8-9 for all U.S. kids in grades K-6.
Players will now have twice as good a shot at taking home a prize like a plaque or

Intercontinental ChessKid FIDE Challenge, Vishy Anand, prizes, tournament, ChessKid.
Both will have fun and insightful commentary on Chess.com/TV with FunMasterMike and