Chesskid presents you some of the best chess books for kids. They are divided into different categories with info & insights about each.
accomplishes all of this through a creative story about seven-year-old twins, Alice and Sam
Professor: Good day, class. The class smiled back, some of the students even said “hi.” Professor: Are there any questions before we begin today&…
Ryan: Heck, it’s practically the same. Idris: Well, not exactly.
Are you the team from Alabama? I kept hearing this question during the weekend of elementary nationals, and I realized others were noticing what …
Sam (left) and Victor (right) before the last round when they won their sixth point
There are many young players out there, and many that have dreams of becoming GMs and maybe even one of the top in the world someday. I am definitely o…
It had been a year and I was sitting at the same tournament where I made FM, the
Professor: Welcome back. Class: Welcome back to you, too, Professor. Rachel: So what are you going to talk about today? Professor: Well, the last two session…
Rachel: On the same day? Hale: With different students?
The seventh edition of the ChessKid Online National Invitational Championship (CONIC) concluded last weekend with seven of the strongest American juni…
Sophie’s win was a rare title defense in CONIC — she won the same section last year
Coming in January, the Intergalactic ChessKid FIDE Cup, a worldwide and universe-wide competition for kids everywhere!
You will also not have a phone, tablet, or any other electronic device in the same
[Ed note: Upon news of his retirement, this remembrance of the legendary career of David MacEnulty comes from fellow chess coach Gary Ryan. MacEnulty is perh…
this friend who I now battled back and forth with, we also started reading the same
The Fourth Annual ChessKid Online National Invitational Championship (CONIC) concluded Sunday with the final two rounds. In the five age-based sections,…
Rianne Ke could play in the same section for at least four more years!
Hello Kids, Parents & Coaches! Need a quick refresher on that tricky knight move from last week’s lesson? Or maybe you just want to revisit an earl…
This tactical trick attacks not one, but two pieces at the same time.
