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Chess at Three Statement on In-Home Lessons – June 2020
Hello Chess at Three Parents and Tutors, We in the home office of Chess at Three hope everyone is well and staying safe. We are thankful for everyone continuing to be a part of our Chess at Three Family. As you know for over a decade we have been servicing New York...
read moreThe Life of Tutors
Meet Max Berry: Max has been with us for less than a year but has been grinding out lessons since day one. He is consistently doing ten lessons a week. He currently resides in Ohio where he was born and raised. He says he loves being at home but is eager to get back...
read moreJune Tutors of the Month
Chess at Three is delighted to announce our June Tutors of the Month! We proudly honor Katie Mitchell from Kentucky, Jake Silbermann from New York, Adam Trodd from Alabama, and Kevin Doyle from Ohio. Each one a seasoned educator, these tutors have years...
read more3 Reasons Our Digital Chess Lessons Are So Popular
Before March 2020, Chess at Three had never taught a virtual chess lesson before. By the middle of April 2020, Chess at Three had successfully converted all in-person lessons to fun, engaging online lessons, extending our offerings to children all over the world. Our...
read moreMay Tutors of the Month
Chess at Three is delighted to announce our May Tutors of the Month! We proudly honor Caitlin from Oregon, McKenna from Utah, and Oliver from New York. Chess at Three has a very large pool of smart and talented educators. We have successfully transitioned to...
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March Virtual Tutor of the Month
It’s time to announce our March Tutor of the Month. With schools closed, March was a month like no other. Chess at Three is proud to announce that we’ve taught hundreds of virtual chess and music lessons in March. This is thanks to wonderful teachers like... Danielle!...
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New from Chess at Three: School In-Home
With New York City schools closed for the foreseeable future, Chess at Three is offering a new resource: School In-Home. This new initiative will go above and beyond our regular programming to include enrichment activities such as music, crafting, indoor exercise,...
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How Chess Can Make You and Your Students Smarter
Does playing chess make you smarter? If it does...then how? In this video, we explore the fascinating concept of thematic interconnectedness.
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February Tutor of the Month
It’s time to announce our February Tutor of the Month: Nola! Nola is one of our best tutors. She came to NYC from Denver to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. In addition to being an excellent chess teacher, Nola is also a repertory member of the American...
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January’s Exciting New Tutor: Hannah
It’s a new month and we are excited about one of our new tutors: Hannah! Not only is Hannah a great chess teacher, but she’s the daughter of a great chess teacher as well! She comes to us from sunny San Diego and currently studies Art History and Biology at Fordham...
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