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Discovery Chess: Checkmate Club! / Intermediate - Advanced
Rhonda Adorno
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(215)
This non-instructional class will be an opportunity for increasingly confident chess players to connect and play chess online. Each week, we will meet and then pair up to play. There are no weekly lessons; it's open to join in at any time!
Class experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Intermediate - Advanced Level
This is a non- instructional class that does not build upon knowledge so it's easy to join in at any time. This is a perfect fit if you have a chess player who wants to belong to an after school club and spend more time playing the game with other kids. The majority of the class will be active play using Lichess, an online resource where each student will be provided with his or her teacher-monitored account. Note: Class minimum must be met for a true club experience. This club experience...
Students will play chess in a positive space with other players and strengthen their skills in solving chess puzzles/tactics.
In some cases, having an additional device to play chess on is helpful for students, but is not required.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Students will be actively involved in playing chess matches with other students. Therefore losing chess games will be part of this experience. Losing is something that can negatively impact a student's confidence, even though the philosophy of this club is that losing helps us win next time. There will be minimal acknowledgement of games won and loss, but a leaderboard will be featured for those students who work outside of class on chess puzzles. Students who struggle with competition or losing (beyond the expected) should be enrolled with consideration of these points. Students will also be provided with their own Lichess accounts, which are teacher-monitored and communication restricted, but since it is an open online resource, parental oversight is still encouraged and expected.
We will use Lichess to play chess with friends.
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(215)
Hello! So glad you've stopped by my profile. Chess and Language Arts are my favorite classes to teach! I also like to focus on special subjects. For chess, I teach kids who love to play all kinds of games. Because chess is synonymous with Ivy...
Group Class
$15
weekly1x per week
35 min
Completed by 27 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-13
8-12 learners per class
