The Professor had a twinkle in his one good eye. The other eye wasn’t too good either, but he tried to keep that a secret. — “It’s so odd…
have found a solution to the problem, which one of the three solutions did you find
Explore pin tactics with a lot of examples, learn when to pin, break free, and sharpen your strategic skills. Discover the power of pins in chess!
Can You Find the Pin? How to Practice Pins on ChessKid?
There are chess tournaments happening all the time all over the world! This is Mrs. Jessica E. Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) here with some puzzles from Lopota,…
There were lots of crushing tactics and strong moves; see if you can find them!
This week we have a tough puzzle. At first glance it seems easy, but don’t forget about the potential for black to make a STALEMATE. You have to try just as …
You have to try just as hard to find black’s best moves as to find white’s.
One of the most concerning statistics shared by USCF president Ruth Haring in her August 2014 report was the dramatic decrease in middle school che…
One of the ways to win the battle is to ensure students are engaged and find a place
Hi, ChessKids! Today we will look at some of the most exciting and instructive games in chess history! Paul Morphy was the first unofficial world cham…
After developing, he finds a target.
We’ve just released new bots for Fast Chess to guarantee you always have someone to play with. If there isn’t a player for your rating and time control available at the same time, you’ll be paired with a rated bot.
If you can’t find a player for your rating and time control, you’ll be promptly paired
Young chess prodigy FM Shreyas Royal is on the road to becoming an International Master. Take a look at his successful games, nearing 2500 FIDE, and playing at grandmaster level!
Can you find how white wins a pawn? d5! followed by Nd4 wins the pawn.
Hi Parents and Coaches! Today I will describe a lesson I often teach to beginners in either chess camps or individual lessons. This would be for children who…
it might develop: Here are some notes on doing this lesson: * Let the children find
Discover creative ways to keep kids active on ChessKid! Use leaderboards, online trophies, weekly challenges, and tournaments to make chess fun and rewarding.
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