Learn how double attacks work, how to defend against them, and practice winning chess strategies with fun puzzles and examples on ChessKid!
A double attack happens when you make one move that creates two threats at the same
The Fork: Working Backwards by, Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) Hi chess friends! Have you ever come to a position or a puzzle where you…
Like maybe both kings are in check at the same time?
The 2014 ChessKid National Online Invitational Championship will take place live on ChessKid.com TV and will feature 30 of the nation’s best and brighte…
Ages and ratings in the tables are current and not necessarily the same as at the
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eligible, ChessKids cannot play more than 10 games against other ChessKids under the same
Hello again coaches! Here you find part two of the three part series of lessons on exploiting a material advantage in chess. Like I said in part one, this is…
This time I will show the same lesson, but with an extra rook.
Knowing how chess pieces move is very important. Not every piece can move diagonally. Learn from ChessKid which pieces can move this way.
A bishop can move to only squares of the same color throughout a whole game, which
GM Elsha Moradiabadi teaches Afghan refugees in an English Language Learning class at Stough Elementary in Raleigh, North Carolina, how to play chess.
You find a person who happens to be a chess coach and speaks the same or close enough
Time for ChessKid to celebrate the joy of chess with the world.
You will also not have a phone, tablet, or any other electronic device in the same
Learn why chess notation is important with this friendly guide, including images and simple instructions. Let’s play and enjoy chess!
For example, if White has two rooks on the back rank and each can move to the same
Professor: Hello, Class. I hope you’re having a wonderful day. Zephyr & Lucian: Thank you, Professor. We hope you’re having a wonderfu…
Zephyr: Oh Lucian, both chess and checkers use the same board.
