The new ChessKid Lesson Planner tool for teachers & coaches! The Lesson Planner is a week-by-week guide for teaching chess. If you’ve never taught c…
together as a group, or individually in a computer lab/set of devices. 4) DISCUSSION: Have
Klein explains how to calculate in your games, which is the most important skill to have – how to use the clues of the chessboard to solve tactical puzzles you might not have
In summer 2022, ChessKid’s first ever Unrated Girls Only Tournament was held in cooperation with FIDE, bringing together 232 girls from 55 different countries. Read more about it here!
It is immensely inspiring for young chess fans to have some of the world’s best players
Hey there chessers! Has your coach ever written on your notation sheet:
Have you ever hung a piece and had it captured for free?
This week, ChessKid CEO Carey Fan ponders the challenges of 2020 and highlights two amazing enrichment programs at opposite ends of the globe. N…
Learning Bee could generate a little extra revenue, kids would have a great time,
Get ready for over-the-board tournaments using ChessKid! Here are some of our top tips for parents and teachers who want to set up their young chess players for success.
This is a good thing because it helps them slow down and have a record of the moves
You have to see this lesson by IM Pruess.
You have to see this lesson by IM Pruess.
What a year 2022 was for ChessKid! So many new programs, upgrades, achievements, and improvements to make learning and playing chess more fun for you.
Interactive Voices Although everybody loves playing against the FunMasterMike bot, have
A question and answer column by FIDE Master Andy Lee. Q: What is the most important thing for a beginning chess player to master? — Quentin, Jefferson, MS W…
tactics: 1) Undefended or poorly defended pieces 2) Pieces that are trapped or have
