ChessMath
This package offers an online or onsite group activity for up to 10 students that focuses on comprehension and understanding of mathematics, taught through the medium of chess by expert Academic Coaches.
12, 1-hour Zoom or onsite sessions, 2 days a week per group
$25/hr, or $299 total
6-10 students per session
Sign Up
This package offers an online or onsite group activity for up to 10 students that focuses on comprehension and understanding of mathematics, taught through the medium of chess by expert Academic Coaches.
12, 1-hour Zoom or onsite sessions, 2 days a week per group
$25/hr, or $299 total
6-10 students per session
Sign Up
This package offers an online or onsite group activity for up to 10 students that focuses on comprehension and understanding of mathematics, taught through the medium of chess by expert Academic Coaches.
12, 1-hour Zoom or onsite sessions, 2 days a week per group
$25/hr, or $299 total
6-10 students per session
Sign Up
What does ChessMath include?
Enhanced Problem-Solving
Chess involves strategic thinking and planning, which transfers to improved problem-solving abilities in mathematics.
Critical Thinking Development
How logic and tactics employed in chess contribute to the development of critical thinking skills, aiding in mathematical reasoning.
Pattern Recognition
Both chess and math require recognizing and understanding patterns, fostering a cognitive skill applicable in various mathematical concepts.
Spatial Awareness
Chess involves understanding the spatial relationships between pieces on the board, enhancing spatial awareness—a valuable skill in geometry and other math disciplines.
Executive Function Skills
Including prioritization and organization, self-regulation, effective communication, and resiliency
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When is ChessMath?
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What's the difference between ChessMath 1A, and ChessMath 1B?
A: ChessMath 1A sessions revolve around learning the beginning basics, and strategies and introductory logic principles paired with beginner chess lessons. ChessMath 1B involves intermediate to advanced strategies and principles paired with beginner/intermediate chess lessons.
Q: How many students can attend per session?
A: ChessMath sessions are limited to a maximum of 10 students per session, and additional sessions will be created based on demand.
Q: What materials will be provided to my student if I sign up for ChessMath?
A: Chess board, graph and chess notation notebooks, pen/pencil, ruler, and puzzle packet handout.
Q: Does my student need to know anything about chess?
A: No, there’s no requirement to be, or have been a chess player, although children should have a basic understanding of chess and how the pieces move.
Q: What grades is ChessMath for?
A: ChessMath is for students in grades 1-6.
Q: How does ChessMath relate to school?
A: Each week, we use a chessboard and the chess pieces to convey mathematical insights consistent with each student's school syllabus.
Q: What key benefits does my student get from ChessMath?
A: This approach ensures an engaging and interactive learning experience that combines chess and mathematics to enhance problem-solving abilities.
