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The interactive Guide for Teaching Chess includes handy how-to’s and tips, links

ChessKid’s Guide for Teaching Chess is a great resource to help teachers, coaches, and parents with commonly asked questions about how to start a chess program for kids and to plan a tournament.
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Middlegame begins when chess pieces are developed and the kings are safe. Here are some tips and strategies for the middlegame. Read on ChessKid.
Learn more about pins in this article, which has links to 12 educational videos that

O meio jogo começa quando as peças de xadrez estão desenvolvidas e os reis estão seguros. Aqui estão algumas dicas e estratégias para o meio jogo.
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You probably know some ways to have children use ChessKid.com at home. Perhaps you also use ChessKid.com during your school club meetings. But why not use&nb…
then I searched for videos of the same topic and messaged him on ChessKid with the links

Aloha!  When your opponent has a lone king, it is super important that you know how to checkmate quickly.  No dilly dallying, and no stalemates! &n…
Did you click on the links along the way for extra practice?  

Zwischenzug! Okay, now that I’ve told you all the tactics you’ll see in this one
(Be sure to click the links if you’re not sure about a word!)

This is a quick guide to a video series: In this series, the beginning chess player will learn the basic checkmates. Learning to checkmate with King and Quee…
should be practiced many times until the student is confident that they can do it (links

Sam Loyd was an incredible puzzle-maker.  He was called the Prince of Puzzlers.  He made chess problems, math problems, and visual problems.  …
Click on the links for more puzzles. I will show you how to do the first one.  

Buon giorno chess enthusiasts!  Today Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) will focus on the power of the rook.  Up down, side to side…s…
For more practice, some of the links will take you to other puzzles.