Checkmate with Two Bishops, by Ms Jessica Martin (aka BoundingOwl) Hi kids! It’s Ms Jessica again. Ready for another mate? Checkmate is sup…
that’s you) wants to go outside and play, and of course your younger brother (little B)
“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…
(b) By first moving the rook? (c) By first moving the queen?
Chess can be very hard… Chess IS very hard. Recently I discovered just how hard it can be. I was invited by Susan Polgar to play in …
The B section was also very strong with 3 GMs and 7 IMs, and the A section which
Learn everything you need to know about the chessboard- the home for all the chess fun! Square names, files, ranks, the right way to set it up, and more!
They are named from left to right, and you can call them the a, b, c, d, e, f, g,
Aprenda tudo o que você precisa saber sobre o Tabuleiro de Xadrez e como usar para sua a diversão! Nome das casas, colunas, fileiras e muito mais!
Elas são nomeadas da esquerda para a direita, e você pode chamá-las de colunas a, b,
Wow! Just wow! More than 350 ChessKids stepped up and exceeded November’s challenge to solve 100 puzzles or more. They are all Kings of Puzzles! Below…
KhakiFork, JealousCave, EvenCub, WiseSheep, AlbusNeville1234, RainbowRachael, K-Tamara-B,
Starting Off the Summer Right I recently played in the CCCSA Summer 2018 IM Norm Invitational, organized by the Charlotte Chess Center in Charlotte, N…
Carissa Yip (W) vs Ali Morshedi (B) The opening went quite well for me, but I faltered
Since my chess.com blogs are telling about my road to GM, I have decided to take you on the road with me for my first norm tournament and every night (o…
State International Invitational in Mesa, Arizona where I will be playing in the B
Copa Internacional ChessKid Espanol. Ivette Garcia. Jorge Cori. Paco Vallejo.
b) The main event, the "INTERNATIONAL CHESSKID SPANISH CUP", will take place on May
Learn why chess notation is important with this friendly guide, including images and simple instructions. Let’s play and enjoy chess!
pawns are identified by a capital letter, namely K for king; Q, queen; R, rook; B,
