One of the many challenges that coaches face in their after-school clubs is teaching to all of the different levels. Let’s look at three ways to start off yo…
and en passant questions, while the students new to chess will be raising their hands
Young chess prodigy FM Shreyas Royal plays against top-rated chess players in the European Individual Chess Championship. Crossing 2400 FIDE and is well on his way to earning IM norms.
I felt magic coming from my hands as I transferred the energy into the pieces in
From May 11th-14th, 2017, the largest chess tournament in the world took place. SuperNationals VI brought 5,577 chess players from across the United States t…
My personal highlight was shaking hands with the 13th world champion Garry Kasparov
Chess NYC, a program in New York City that teaches chess to thousands of ChessKids, played an online match with a school in Fuxin, China this week. No, not C…
A Skype connection was open during the match, and players "virtually" shook hands
IS your child thinking about weekend tournaments? They’re fun and exciting but you might wonder what to expect. Here’s a quick primer! Is my child read…
Children can (and should) raise their hands and ask a director can help as soon as
Do you know how to use a fork? Sure you do! But I mean, do you know how to use a fork in chess? A fork is a tactic where one of your pieces attacks two of yo…
That’s why a fork is a powerful weapon in anyone’s hands.
Hi there, ChessKids! Today, I’ll answer ImpossibleHeat’s question:
Here are four things for you and anyone who openly or secretly raised their hands
During the 2014-15 school year, Franklin Academy in Boynton Beach, Florida set out on an experiment. Chess had already been implemented across the cur…
activity when I show a ChessKid video in class and several students raise their hands
Learning Chess the “Old Fashioned” Way– With a Twist! For today’s generation of kids, learning subjects like math, reading and scie…
, and many of the game’s benefits truly emerge when kids learn the game in true hands
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