Chess,
the Game of Kings

for children from 5 years old

The Game of Kings

The mind, like the body, needs exercise to keep it at its peak form. One of the best ways to do that is to play chess, a game that develops creative and abstract thinking, improves concentration, encourages and rewards hard work.

Various ways children benefit from playing chess.

Develops patience

Fosters logical and
strategic thinking

Improves planning skills

Teaches to manage feelings and emotions

Choose your package

in-person classes

One class

55 minutes

$30

A package of four classes

55 minutes

$100

A package of eight classes

55 minutes

$180

Lesson schedule

Schedule

Meet our teacher

Svetlana Titkova

Chess coach, social emotional coach

Svetlana has been playing chess professionally since she was 9 years old. She competed in women's chess championships in Russia and won a Vladivostok women's championship in 1997.

The uniqueness of the game of chess is that it exposes human behavior: our ability to persevere, manage emotions when we lose, come back to the chessboard after a disappointing performance, handle a playing partner and many more. In a way, chess is a training ground for life. This game is the game of kings and queens.

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Chess,the Game of Kings

Chess,
the Game of Kings