NYChessKids Chess Camps and workshops
Schedule
Camp Date
Learning Center Activities * Chelsea
Workshop with Master Teachers

CHELSEA


Location: 191 7th Ave., Suit # 2N,

New York, NY 10011

June workshops

June 17 - 21

June 24 - 28

Summer School at the Learning Center

CHELSEA


Location: 191 7th Ave., Suit # 2N,

New York, NY 10011

Summer School

July 1 - September 4

Summer Camp at PS116 * Midtown
Summer Chess Camp

MIDTOWN


Location: 210 East 33rd Street (between 2nd & 3rd Ave.) New York, NY 10016
July 1 - August 23

* No classes on July 4th

Summer Camp at PS98Q * QUEENS
Summer Chess Camp QUEENS
Location: 40-20 235 Street, Douglaston, NY
July 15-19 / August 5-9

Summer Camp at CMOM * UPPER W SIDE
Summer Chess Camp

UPPER WEST SIDE


Location: 212 W 83rd St., New York NY 10024
July 22-26 / August 19-23

Summer Camp at PS163 * UPPER WEST SIDE
Summer Chess Camp

UPPER WEST SIDE


Location: 163 West 97th St., New York, NY 10025
July 8 - August 1 (Monday - Thursday)

Summer Camp in Brooklyn * BAY RIDGE
Summer Chess Camp

BAY RIDGE


Location: 249 86th Street, Brooklyn
August 12 - 16 / August 19-23

* Drinks, snacks and lunch will be provided: pizza, fruits, chips, popcorn! Students are welcome to bring their own snacks and lunch.

About NYChessKids Chess Camps
The goal of the camp is to foster an environment of learning and fun,

so that students are happy before and after the day.

During breaks, students can watch movies, play video games, play more chess/bughouse, or do physical exercises in the gym. For very motivated students, the breaks are a tremendous opportunity for gaining specialized instruction from a teacher.

While the format of each camp day is the same, the content and form of the lessons varies day-to-day. There is always a warm-up session and the “tournament-style” session, but the other sessions can take different forms, for example:

  • Puzzle solving (various forms of tactics; endgames; studies; etc.)
  • Multimedia lesson with projector
  • Lesson on demonstration board
  • Analysis session

  • We take into account the needs of the groups when designing lesson plans. NYChessKids has a large reservior of staff resources >>>, and instructors can change on a daily basis. Sometimes we invite guest teachers to instruct groups.

    We have full day (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM) and half day (9:00 AM to 1:00 PM / 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM ) option.

    With the half day option, students work on chess for the duration of their stay here. For students staying for the full day, the morning will be mostly devoted to chess, while in the afternoon there will be an outdoor exercise portion (weather permitting) followed by a tournament-style game and analysis session with the teachers.

    * We offer special study groups for very young children (3,5 years old) up to very advanced children. At the Chess Camp we make sure that each child will be studying in a group with children of similar age and playing skill.

    Parents Feedback:
    Jung Chun (a parent) about an After-school Program and Chess Camps

    A week of chess camp that we won improved Leo's game immensely and ignited his passion for the game. If he could, he'd do chess after school every day instead of once a week.

    Jodie Gillon (a parent) about an After-school Program and Chess Camps

    I bring my son to 116 after school, despite chess being offered at his own school becasue I appreciate the more serious systematic approach taken and the higher levels. Since the switch I have seen huge improvements in his abilities and devotion to chess. The teachers are phenomenal and Saudin truly gets to know each and every child and family despite the obvious growth in popularity of his organization. I love that I can send my son to chess camp every day school is closed. He looks forward to attending and has made friends there from many schools and the camp seems to draw the brightest kids in NYC so to me its better than a babysitter. I look forward to starting the online programs as well.

    Cristy Stagnar about the Summer Camp 2012

    My daughter, Sophia, is currently attending the NYChessKids Summer Camp and is having a BLAST! The world class chess instruction has increased both her confidence and her technique. Every day she is playing hard, making new friends and having fun. I would strongly recommend the NYChessKids camp to anyone looking for a great place for their child to grow and have a wonderful summer.

    Thamani Tomlin about the Summer Camp 2012

    Great pictures!! It's obvious the children are having a blast and stimulating their brains at the same time. Keep up the good work!

    Maria Zois about the Summer Camp 2012

    My son Billy, just completed 2 weeks of your summer camp at P.S. 116. This was his first time at the camp but I assure you it won't be his last. He enjoyed every minute of it! As a result he has developed such enthusiasm for chess and we think its wonderful! We did the full day program, and though at first I thought it might be too much for him, it wasn't. He enjoyed the morning lessons followed by afternoon recreation. Now he is eager to return just so he can advance to the next level. We will be enrolling him again before summer is over and will be sure to return next year as well.


    We would love to hear your comments about any of our programs or suggestions you may have. Also, if there are any issues, you can report it through here. This form is opened to anyone parents, instructors, or administrators. Send us your thoughts. We are interested in hearing from you.

     

    Questions?

    QUESTIONS?

    Call us: 212.414.4130

    Email: nychesskids@gmail.com

    Office hours: Monday - Friday Time 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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