Howdy friends! Up now is a mini-series on Brilliancy!! That means we will see some incredible moves, often from what looks like a normal or even …
Can you find it? So of course white is allowed a move here.
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.
Aloha! Today we are going to look at a puzzle called the Saavedra Position. Saavedra was a Spanish priest who lived in the 1800s, and who found s…
Can you find a way for black to force a stalemate? This move is also a fork!
Devious Discoveries: Living in the Danger Zone… by, Mrs Jessica Prescott aka BoundingOwl Aloha delightful friends! Ready for some tactics? &nbs…
This bee shows how you feel when you find a discovery.
There are many ways that kids can play a single game or an organized series of games on ChessKid! Below you’ll see how to play a fast game (
For kids, the quickest way to find a game is by clicking the "Play vs Kid" button
Welcome to part 2a of our mini-series! You should never give up in chess, unless of course you can see the future. Assuming you are not a fortun…
Black finds a brilliant move! By, Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl).
Hey there chessers! Has your coach ever written on your notation sheet:
It is your job to find the hanging piece in the puzzles below. 1.
Discover creative ways to keep kids active on ChessKid! Use leaderboards, online trophies, weekly challenges, and tournaments to make chess fun and rewarding.
Let’s find out more! 1.
IM Shreyas Royal is back to share how he earned his first GM norm. Read on for fun pictures, clever tactics, and some inspiration for your own ChessKid journey!
Can you find the winning move for black here?
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…
might develop: Here are some notes on doing this lesson: * Let the children find
