Learn chess
·Collect stickers
·Fill your passport
A passport is for going places. From Hero to Diamond, every stop is a chess skill your child has learned and proved.
Every stop is passed online, and its sticker turns to color. The real passport holds them all: a book for kids ages 5 to 12, with your child's name inside and room for the stickers no screen can give.
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How it works
1Learn one skill
Your child picks a level, then one chess skill, like check or the fork.
Short lessons show the idea, one move at a time.
2Build the skill
Then comes the training: many short rounds, each one a little harder than the last, hundreds of tasks in all. Your child plays every move on the board.
Stuck? See the answer, replay it, try again. Brick by brick, the skill becomes theirs.
3Earn the sticker
Each skill ends with a test, once as White and once as Black.
Pass both, and the sticker turns to color. Twelve in color earn the level's medal.
4Off the screen
In the real passport, your child covers each grey shadow by hand. Half the stickers can't be won online, they come from real life: a first game, a tournament win, fair play.
A grown-up who was there hands them over. Each sticker says what counts, so you don't need to know chess.
Every task done drops artifacts. In the Bank, artifacts become coins, and in the Market, coins buy boards, avatars and small surprises.
Pick your level
New to chess? Start with Hero. Already playing? Jump in at any level.
LoftetPlay chess. Beat the toys.
Up in the attic, every level of the passport has a toy to beat. They play in funny ways, because each one has its own homemade plan. And the plan always has a weak spot.
To beat the toy, your child plays a whole game, and it takes the skills from that level. A lesson shows they learned them. A win shows they own them.
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