Hi ChessKids! Today I will answer UnknownRobin’s question:
common opening traps – here’s the first video and you can click on the related links
This is a quick guide to a video series: In this series, PlayfulSquirrel aka IM David Pruess examines what do after the pieces are developed. He shares his t…
Here are links to the videos in this series: How Masters Think: The Middlegame:
Hallo Eltern und Trainer, Lehrer und Bezirke! Dieser Artikel beantwortet viele Fragen zu den ersten Schritten mit unserer Website. Schauen Sie bitte zuerst h…
Jeder Mini-Stundenplan enthält Lernziele, Links zu Lektionen, Videos und zusätzlichen
For years I have only been able to watch the USCL (Since Utah doesn’t have a USCL Team), but this year I have the chance to be a GOTW (Game of the Week) Judg…
You can see the 8 GOTW Articles in these different links: Week 1. Week 2.
The worldwide ChessKid spectacular is back! The Sixth
It links teachers to ChessKid.com and also to the ChessKid introductory chess video
This article is by WIM Alexey Root. Motorcycle and motor scooter fans will be annoyed with this story, because I do not know the make and model of the vehicl…
If you like, follow the links to learn about the rules of en passant and the history
ChessKid hat zwei Arten von Konten – Coach / Eltern (Erwachsene) und Kinder. Unsere Website ist so konzipiert, dass Konten für Erwachsene Vorrang vor Ko…
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There are five ways you can tie a game (draw) in chess. Each player shares half a point with draws, which happen frequently. Learn on ChessKid.
(See the article “Basic Checkmates” with links to a video series to learn them.)
