We'll be going over the very basics of chess, including how to move the pieces, how to do simple checkmates and a few basic openings. Toward the end, we may also get a chance to play some games.

We're back! After a year, I'm bringing back the chess series! This series is meant to develop chess skills for students in the 1000 rating range (not for completely new chess players). It's very low stress, we'll just be going over some cool concepts. Though this is not required, I ask that everyone have their cameras on and come ready to participate. The plan for each lesson is that I'm going to teach some concepts for the first half, and then we can play for the second half.

In this series, we will be going over the basics of chess. This includes how to move the pieces, common endgames, popular openings, and of course, the often-forgotten middle game. I ask that everyone have their cameras on (let me know if you can't) and come ready to participate. The plan for each lesson is that I'm going to teach some concepts for the first half, and then we can play for the second half. This series is the second of its kind, so this will be a repeat if you attended the first series (if you'd like to, you're more than welcome to attend though). IMPORTANT: Before you join a session, please create a Chess.com account and join our club at this link: https://www.chess.com/club/schoolhouse-world-chess

In this series, we will be going over Algebra I, from linear and quadratic equations to irrational numbers. I have yet to finalize the curriculum for each session.

In this series, we will cover trigonometry, starting with the basics and progressing to more advanced topics. Since this is a requested series, the times of sessions and topics on a given date are subject to change.

In this series, we will be going over the basics of chess. This includes how to move the pieces, common endgames, popular openings, and of course, the often-forgetten middle game. I ask that everyone have their cameras on (let me know if you can't) and come ready to participate. The plan for each lesson is that I'm going to teach some concepts for the first half, and then we can play for the second half.

This series is meant to develop chess skills for students in the 1300 rating range (not for beginner chess players). Though this is not required, I ask that everyone have their cameras on and come ready to participate. The plan for each lesson is that I'm going to teach some concepts for the first half, and then we can play for the second half.

This series is meant to develop chess skills for students in the 1300 rating range (not for beginner chess players). Though this is not required, I ask that everyone have their cameras on and come ready to participate.