Sooraj M Raju

About the lesson

Interactive chess lessons online for aspiring, talented and deserving students. Our programmes will support your child's improvement with structured activities designed by world chess federation certified trainer What you'll learn: When it comes to board games there is no more satisfying, engaging, and popular game than the game of chess. This exciting board game has been an all-ages family favourite for centuries. If you want a fun, challenging, and creative activity for kids then you're in the right place! Welcome to chess for kids. Play and learn chess with a qualified chess teacher. Don't miss this opportunity to have fun and train your brain. We'll learn how to play and get good at playing chess for kids. Want to compete in tournaments? How about becoming a grandmaster which is a huge accomplishment in the chess world? How about training your brain to make quick decisions and think logically? learning how to play chess can do all this for you. Join my chess for kids class and have fun while playing & studying the most popular board game in the world. Starting with the basics of chess we'll learn everything you need to know. Learn the rules of chess and the strength of every chess piece. Train and practise basic tactics and strategies that will give you the advantage over your opponent. A chess for kids chess teacher understands that kids learn in different ways than adults. I will be patient while teaching and make the chess classes for kids fun and exciting. How to get better at chess? Start early. The number one tip for becoming a master chess player is to start playing young. Kids are a lot better at retaining new information than adults. Their brains are like sponges that are eager to absorb information. Chess classes for kids will not only improve the child’s chess playing but also their cognitive abilities. Kids who train their chess skills and continue playing can become some of the best champions in the world. Magnus Carlsen, arguably the best chess player in the world, started playing chess when he was 5 years old. His father taught him how to play and he continued to compete in his first tournament at age 8. In 2013, by age 22 he became the second-youngest world chess champion. His success can be credited to the young age at which he started playing. It's fun too. Book an online live class with me and you could be the next youngest world chess champion soon. Let's play chess!