A new year ushers in the opportunity for many types of resolutions. This is a great time to get your students to participate in the tradition of …
If you find that you are moving too quickly, resolve to slow down.
Learn to laugh as you learn to play chess. Check out ChessKid’s favorite knock-knock jokes of our beloved game.
You can find more chess jokes from ChessKid in this article.
The Third Annual ChessKid Online National Invitational Championship will take place June 6-8, 2014. The event will feature five sections of six players each….
Below you will find the results of Round 3 Games, played Saturday afternoon.
The Third Annual ChessKid Online National Invitational Championship will take place June 6-8, 2014. The event will feature five sections of six players each….
Below you will find the results of Round 4 Games, played Sunday morning.
FunMasterMike and the ChessKid team will be in Columbus, Ohio from May 12-15, 2022 for the US Chess National K-6 Championship. You’ll have a chance to play FunMasterMike and help Ukraine in the process. There will also be a live commentary broadcast of Round 4, where ChessKids are invited to be Mike’s co-host.
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Hi there! Today I will be answering a question from a chess parent, Eva, from Arizona:
again, but when you point out that they already tried that, they will eventually find
Learn everything you need to know about the chessboard- the home for all the chess fun! Square names, files, ranks, the right way to set it up, and more!
There is a simple trick to find out what to call each square.
Ryo Chen, Lev Zverev, ChessKid Youth Speed Chess Championship
See if you can find how Ryo (Black) won his first game to take the lead: Did you
[Kevin Pan (1920) is a four-time California grade level champion and recently became the 2016 CA Superstate K-5 Champion. He participated in the 2015 ChessKi…
standings for my section: When I came back to the team room, I was thrilled to find
FM Brewington Hardaway shares his experience as he receives his second IM norm at the 2023 Marshall Chess Club NYC Winter IM Norm Invitational!
Can you find the winning move for black? The Solution: Qc6+!
