The ChessKid Cup takes place May 22-26 at 8 a.m PT on Chess.com/TV. Read on to find out how ChessKid supports young players, and learn how you can enter a cool competition!
—Irving Chernev
Believe it or not, the world's greatest super-grandmasters were all 'ChessKids', too: Magnus Carlsen, Hikaru Nakamura, Viswanathan Anand, Fabiano Caruana, and Anish Giri, to name a few.
With time and practice, any dedicated chess player can become a chess master.
Chess is on the rise, catching the interest of many youths, including brilliant chess masters Tani Adewumi, Shreyas Royal, Alice Lee, and Brewington Hardaway.
Take a look at the top 5 chess prodigies in 2023.
Photo courtesy of the Olympics and Lennart Ootes, Saint Louis Chess Club.
These well-known ChessKid stars are only some of the many talented kids on the site who became titled players. All four chess prodigies have already secured at least one International Master norm and are one step closer to becoming one of the youngest grandmasters in the world.
One of ChessKid's goals is to support young chess players, providing the necessary tools and resources to help them grow their chess skills and master the game.
Mrs. Adams' Kindergarten class using ChessKid.
ChessKid works closely with schools and educators to promote the benefits of chess and share the game with children all over the world, middle school, and high school students too!
Kids impacted by the opportunities and support of ChessKid, including our grant and scholarship program and amazing partnerships: Chess in Slums and the Levy Rozman Scholarship Fund.
What are you waiting for? Start your chess journey here on ChessKid.com!