Planning chess classes
Planning each class
from scratch.
A 50-minute chess class needs a goal, positions, an activity and homework.
Tue 17:30 · group B · 50 min
Coaches choose
different material.
One coach starts with an opening. Another plans tactics. Students can get a different lesson from each coach.
The next lesson
is unclear.
Without a sequence, coaches have to work out what the group has covered and which lesson should follow.
Materials live
in different places.
Puzzle links, coach notes and worksheets end up across folders, chats and files.
Preparation takes
time before class.
A ready-to-teach lesson gives coaches a plan to review before students arrive.
Give every class
a clear next lesson.
rank 4 · one hour
How lessons vary.A shared curriculum.
Without a shared lesson plan, two coaches can teach different material in the same class.
Teach64 gives each class an ordered session plan. A substitute coach can use it to continue the group’s sequence.
same topic · different lesson plans
Chess curriculum for academies
363 chess lessons,
in teaching order.
Explorer has 213 sessions for younger learners; Challenger has 150 for older beginners. Both progress through five stages, from board basics to game analysis.
- 2complete teaching courses
- 363sessions ready to teach
- 2,493puzzle exercises, including reused practice
d1 → d8
Five stages, from first moves to game analysis
Students learn the board and play a full game.
d2 → d8
Inside Teach64
See a lesson
in action.
Explore the lesson dashboard and prepare Three-Move Combinations, free Explorer lesson S115. Follow two forcing checks and a promotion to checkmate. See the built-in classroom, printable homework with puzzles and creative activities, and AI-powered class reviews with student handovers and teaching reflections. Reports are generated after class for the coach to review. Classroom names and responses are demonstration data.
Interactive lessons. AI support after class.
Teach a curriculum lesson in the built-in chess classroom, capture individual answers and connect class discussion to an AI-powered review for your next lesson.
- Built-in chess classroom Available
- Open Explorer or Challenger inside a shared room. Present lesson positions, draw arrows and reveal hints or solutions when the group is ready. Explore the interactive classroom.
- Private interactive practice Available in class
- Use Everyone try to give matched students their own board and written explanation. Review their attempts, choose when to share responses and return to saved learning history.
- AI transcripts and class reports Connected extension workflow
- With participant permission, connect Google Meet through the Teach64 extension. English and Urdu transcripts join classroom positions and individual attempts in Class moments, Student handover and Teaching reflection. Generate after the lesson and check the evidence before using the report. See how AI class reviews work.
- Lesson homework PDFs Available
- Download a worksheet for every Explorer and Challenger lesson. Growth, Scale and Enterprise plans can use an academy logo. See homework and practice options.
- Personalized take-home practice Planned
- Automatic homework tailored to each student is planned. Current interactive answers happen in the classroom; take-home worksheets are printable PDFs.
The recording workflow uses the Teach64 Chrome extension and Windows helper. The extension is in testing and is not yet listed in the Chrome Web Store. Ask about setup.
Chess academy plans
Choose a yearly plan
for your academy.
All 363 Explorer and Challenger sessions, with the teaching console. Choose by coach seats and support.
USD per academy · Yearly billing · 7-day free trial
h8 · plans
Two teaching tracks
One curriculum.Two tracks.
Explorer and Challenger are separate courses with their own lesson sequence. Choose smaller steps for younger learners or faster foundations and earlier full games for older beginners.
d8 · curriculum