ChessKid’s Guide for Teaching Chess is a great resource to help teachers, coaches, and parents with commonly asked questions about how to start a chess program for kids and to plan a tournament.
Have you observed chess programs at other schools and wondered what makes them successful
Learn how to deliver and defend against the king and rook checkmate. It’s one of the most essential checkmates to know and use in your games.
So, we don’t have a way to make the box smaller.
The Tale of the Swallow’s Tail (Part 1) …by Ms Jessica Martin (aka BoundingOwl) Buon giorno my friends! Today we are going to hear from a bird. …
Have you heard of the Caro-Kann?
With all of the talk and excitement about chess boxing I thought I might suggest something new: “Chess Eating” or maybe you can call it &ld…
I still have 6 pieces from the chess board left (each piece weighs about 30 to 60
Happy Halloween! Celebrate this spooky holiday with a chess-themed pumpkin decorating contest.
Step 2: Submit Your Creation Once you have finished your chess-o-lantern, share your
Hi! Last week we saw the beginning of the game between Garry Kasparov and Veselin Topalov. So far, nothing special has happened. In fact, it looks like Kaspa…
But with such a great player as he is, you have to expect the unexpected!
Chess has many benefits for youth. Playing chess is proven to help with school performance. It also cultivates good character and EQ in kids. Try ChessKid.
A young Brewington Hardaway (left) and Coach Chris Johnson analyze a game they have
In my last blog, I was talking about why someone would quit chess, but what gives someone the incentive to win? What keeps you fighting when the going …
I have (like most of you I am sure) been watching the Women and Junior Championships
ChessKid, Kahoot, Trivia, Elizabeth Spiegel
This month’s challenge will have three Kahoots of 10 questions each.
ChessKid.com was designed for coaches! We want your students to be using the site several times per week. In tandem with the great work you are doing in pers…
forum post (assuming you’ve grouped them in a club), or email their parents if you have
