See how chess connects to any area of the curriculum allowing teachers to engage student
interest, differentiate for complexity, and encourage critical thinking in and beyond the
classroom. Participate in a hands-on experience designed to introduce the game of chess and
demonstrate deliberate classroom connections. Learn from the experiences of other teachers who
have taught chess in the classroom.
Participants will:
● Learn how to play chess.
● Understand how to use chess to teach literacy, math, critical thinking, and life skills.
● Create and share lesson plans that purposefully relate chess to the curriculum.
● Discover ways to differentiate for varying skill levels.
● Learn chess notation and experience playing with a chess clock.
● Discover resources for developing after-school chess programs.
● Gain the skills necessary to start using chess in the classroom.
● Learn what it takes to sustain a successful chess program in the face of ongoing
real-world challenges.
06/17/2019, 06/18/2019, 06/19/2019, 06/20/2019
Minimum: 8
Registration starts on 04/01/2019.
Room: 106, 107
Please contact Chess in Education - US if you have any questions.