Chess Challenge
Full chess games
Full game + Easy / Medium / Hard. After each move you answer a random subject question (maths, English, science, and more) — not the same subject every time.
Pick a level, then play White. Unlock each move with a mixed-subject question.
Same tablet or two devices — pick Easy / Medium / Hard first.
A complete chess game for children: play White against the computer, pass-and-play on one tablet, or join a friend with a code. After every move you answer a random curriculum question (maths, English, science and more) before the game continues. Ends only at checkmate, stalemate, or when you tap End game.
Pick computer or friend, then Easy / Medium / Hard. Tap your piece, then its square. Answer the unlock question correctly to continue. Keep playing until checkmate or End game, then Play again.
Wrong answer? You see the correct answer and a short fact, then tap Next question. Protect your king early.
Chess clubs, school competitions, and online ratings all start with the same rules you practise here. Planning ahead transfers to sports tactics, coding “if-then” thinking, and checking homework before you hand it in.
Chess trains planning several moves ahead — the same executive-function skills used in multi-step word problems and coding. Unlock questions keep literacy and numeracy warm without stopping the fun.
Ages 6–15+. Younger children need a grown-up nearby for the first few games.
Illegal square — put the piece down and tap a highlighted destination. Board feels stuck — wait for the computer, or tap End game then Play again.