Interactive chess classroom
Teach the lesson. Bring every student to the board.
Teach64 connects 363 Explorer and Challenger lessons to a built-in chess classroom. Present a position, invite private answers and keep the lesson moving in one shared room.
A complete lesson inside the shared classroom
Open Teach a lesson in Classroom and search by title, topic or session ID. Choose from 213 Explorer and 150 Challenger sessions, each with its own teaching sequence.
Keep preparation private
Review the outline, full preparation and coach notes before choosing Show to class. Students see the active teaching position. Hints, answers and authored moves appear when the coach chooses to reveal them.
Use the lesson’s questions, worked examples and graded puzzles to guide the conversation. Move through the lesson without sending the group to another teaching tool.
Work on the board together
Draw arrows, highlight squares and step through move lines. Pause the lesson for free-board work, then resume at the saved lesson position. Chat and participants stay in the same room.
Students join as guests without creating accounts or supplying email addresses. The coach controls invitations and board access.
Everyone try: individual thinking before the reveal
A shared board shows the lesson. Private attempts let the coach see how each matched learner approaches the question.
- 01Connect the classChoose the academy class and explicitly match each guest to a student. Display names alone do not identify a learner.
- 02Ask everyone to tryOpen a legal position before revealing its answer. Each matched student gets a private board and can add a written explanation.
- 03Review, then shareMoves, explanations and later attempts are saved. Students see their own work until the coach chooses to reveal class responses.
Keep the learning history after class
Ending a classroom does not remove its saved questions and attempts. Authorized coaches can return to Learning history; academy leadership can review the classes they are permitted to access.
For a recorded lesson, the connected AI class review can use positions, individual attempts and confirmed discussion to suggest a next step. A legal move alone does not establish that a learner understood the lesson.
Continue the same topic between lessons with chess homework PDFs.
Classroom requires sign-in. Academy access controls the full curriculum; six sample lessons are free to try.