Defending: Apply your Knowledge!
What should a young beginner do once they know how to defend? They should practice!
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Attacking, Capturing, and the Pawn: How to Practice!
Our Step 1 online chess class for beginners is picking up pace: On Monday, students learned how to attack, how to capture, and how to move the pawn! Again, there are some terrific mini-games you can play to practice these skills.
More Mini-Games for Beginners and their Parents!
A Master Chess Step 1 class started yesterday, with a lesson on the chessboard and pieces. Our students learned about ranks, files, diagonals, names of squares, all the pieces except for the pawn, and their ranking order! Until learning more, what should students do to consolidate their knowledge?
How to Play Chess with your Beginner Child!
Parents - don’t worry if you don’t have any chess experience. All you need to play with your child is some basic rules! Here is one mini-game you can play with only knowledge of the knight move. Because the knight is (by far) the trickiest piece, this is great practice for kids.
Board Vision: What is it and Where do you get it?
Our beginner chess lessons place a lot of emphasis on something called board vision. But what exactly is it, and how do you get it?