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Most kids' classes teach skills without capturing imagination. We flip that.
Our tutors turn lessons into adventures, blending storytelling, gameplay, and one-on-one attention that meets your child where they are.

Live Coaches
Certified in our unique storytelling-based curriculum.
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Life Skills Through Play
Critical thinking, focus, emotional intelligence, and confidence...the fun way.
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Flexible Options
Join from anywhere in the world, at times that fit your schedule.








We use stories, movement, and mini-games to help naturally build focus, logic, and confidence (without the “are we done yet?”).
Click in, play along, and get instant, personalized feedback from real tutors who adapt lessons to your child's learning style.
Choose a day and time that works for you and we’ll make it happen. We believe in quick setups, easy rescheduling, and zero stress.

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From schedules to sign-ups, here are the most common questions parents ask us about online lessons. Still curious? Head to our FAQ page for the full scoop.




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Through chess, children not only get a deep understanding of the game, but also valuable life skills that contribute to their personal and intellectual development.
Chess enhances cognitive skills like memory and concentration, which translate into better academic outcomes.
A study by the University of Memphis found that chess-playing students improved their problem-solving abilities by 50%.
Chess requires players to analyze multiple possibilities, evaluate outcomes, and make decisions under pressure.
This trains kids to think critically and apply logical reasoning—a skill highly valued in problem-solving and decision-making situations.
Chess promotes strategic thinking, which can improve the ability to articulate ideas and arguments.
Research suggests that chess-playing children perform better in verbal reasoning tests, as the game encourages planning and foreseeing consequences—skills essential for effective communication.
In the United States, a study conducted in New York City public schools found that students who participated in chess programs scored 10% higher on standardized math tests than their peers.
Chess strengthens problem-solving and logical reasoning skills, which are directly linked to academic performance.
Chess teaches kids to handle wins and losses gracefully, fostering resilience and self-regulation.
By learning to empathize with an opponent's moves and strategies, children also develop perspective-taking skills, which are crucial components of emotional intelligence.
Chess encourages kids to take ownership of their decisions on the board, fostering a sense of independence and self-reliance.
This confidence often extends beyond chess, helping them tackle challenges in academics, social situations, and life with greater assurance.
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One click and your child is in Chesslandia. No long-term commitment — just an hour of stories, strategy, and fun you’ll both love.
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