
Chess Club at Matthews Library (ages 5-11)
Learn chess strategy, problem-solving, and tactics at Matthews Library.
Young chess players are invited to drop in for casual games at Matthews Library. This is a great opportunity for kids to practice what they already know about the game, test their abilities against other players, and pick up new strategies and tactics along the way. The relaxed format means children can come for one game or stay for two—whatever works best for your family.
Chess is wonderful for developing important skills like problem-solving, strategic thinking, and cooperation. Since this is a play-focused session rather than a formal lesson, it works best for kids who already have some familiarity with how the game is played. It's completely free to attend, so it's an easy way to support your child's interest in chess without any extra cost.
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