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Chess

Chess develops analytical, synthetic and decision-making skills that can be applied to real life. Why at Chesstronics?  Our Lessons are custom curriculum designed to improve focus, strategic, tactics, and build self-confidence. Our monthly tournaments enables child to gain insights and help them to improve USCF ratings.

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Coding

Everywhere we see, our children and teens are becoming part of events like Hour of Code, Hackathons and Programming bootcamps. And we see that trend is not going to stop anytime soon. Our most intensive Chesstronics courses – AP Computer Science A for High School, Python & ML Basics for Middle School.

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Robotics

We understand that as humans and machines, we both have our unique strengths. So, its never about humans vs. machines. While we bring our empathy, creativity, judgment, and discretion, we program our robots to bring out diligence, speed, and precision through computation. Checkout our Georgia 1st VEX-IQ Winners!

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Become a Chesstronics Franchise Owner or a Partner! Chesstronics is the only learning Center specializes in Chess, Improving Memory, Strategy Thinking, STEM Curriculum – Technology, Coding, Robotics all under one roof! We help our partners to deliver custom designed curriculum for youth learning, enrichment programs to fit in their community needs.

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The Game of Chess

Chess is a game of strategy and tactics for two players, played on an 8×8 chequered board. Although chess sets come in many varieties and colours, the traditional colours are white and black, and that is how we will be referring to the two players on this website. The aim of the game is to trap your opponent’s king, which is called Checkmate. A game can also be won if your opponent gives up, and there are a variety of ways a game can end in a draw, in which case neither player wins. We’ll look at these in more detail later on.

Each player has an army consisting of a king, a queen, two rooks, two bishops, and two knights, and eight pawns. Each turn, you must move one piece to a new square. The player with the white pieces goes first, and after that the players take it in turns to move a piece. There are no dice in chess – every piece has its own way of moving, and it’s up to you which one you want to move. Each piece also has the ability to capture, or ‘take’, an enemy piece. To do this, you simply move your piece or pawn onto the square occupied by the enemy piece, and remove it from the board.

The board must always be placed so that each player has a light coloured square in their bottom right hand corner. Placing the board the wrong way round is a very common mistake – even TV shows get it wrong sometimes. Once you have the board the right way round, you’re ready to start adding the pieces. Each player’s pieces start on the first rank (in chess, we call horizontal rows ‘ranks’) on that player’s side of the board.

VEX IQ is a robotics platform

VEX IQ is a robotics platform designed to transform the STEM learning paradigm for young students and their teachers (grades 4-8). When students have the ability to jump right in and snap robots together using this intuitive tool-less system, it can unlock a curiosity and a passion that will stay with them for life.

VEX IQ is a snap-together robotics system designed from the ground up to provide this opportunity to future engineers of all skill levels. By packaging advanced concepts into an accessible package, the system also naturally encourages teamwork, problem solving, and leadership for students as young as second grade!

As with many startup companies, the story of VEX Robotics is that of its visionary founders. Tony Norman, an Electrical Engineer, and Bob Mimlitch, a Mechanical Engineer, met early in their careers.

STEM hands-on while learning

STEM combines science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education to form an engaging field of study. The VEX IQ platform is a great way for students to explore STEM hands-on while learning.

STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. … This campaign also addresses the inadequate number of teachers skilled to educate in these subjects.

Fosters ingenuity and creativity Ingenuity and creativity can pair with STEM and lead to new ideas and innovations. Builds resilience,Encourages experimentation, Encourages teamwork, Encourages knowledge application, Encourages tech use, Teaches problem-solving, Encourages adaption.

What is Java mainly used for?

Java is a widely used programming language expressly designed for use in the distributed environment of the internet. It is the most popular programming language for Android smartphone applications and is also among the most favored for the development of edge devices and the internet of things.

Java – Basic Syntax. Advertisements. When we consider a Java program, it can be defined as a collection of objects that communicate via invoking each other’s methods. Let us now briefly look into what do class, object, methods, and instance variables mean. Object − Objects have states and behaviors.

If Java is dying, it’s safe to say that death becomes it. Java has died and resurrected more times than we can count and it’s still here. But, according to the latest Tiobe index, this programming language is in a heavy downward trend since the beginning of 2016.

why learning Python is rising in popularity

There’s plenty of reasons why learning Python is rising in popularity, but for kids, Python is a great programming language with which to start learning to code. Python is a powerful, easy-to-read, high-level programming language. This means commands read like English words instead of complicated 0s and 1s and this makes it easy for kids to learn Python without a lot of experience. This python tutorial for kids will help parents and teachers get their kids learning Python.

Is Python easy to learn? Yes! The commands and syntax (rules for how code must be laid out) in Python are relatively simple compared to some other programming languages. This makes Python for kids easy to get started, even with no experience coding. Another great feature when looking to design python exercises for kids is that Python has a wide range of libraries that we can import whenever we need a particular feature.

Whether you are a teacher or parent, getting kids started learning Python is simple. Today we will be going over some simple python tutorials for kids that will make getting started learning Python for kids super easy. In today’s Python lesson, we are going to be reviewing very simple programming commands so that you and your students can get familiar with how Python works, and how we can eventually use this program to develop fun games and projects for kids.

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Parents & Kids Love Chesstronics

Chesstronics is one of my first go to place for Chess Needs and Robotics.  My Son got first exposure to USCF Rating when he was in 2nd grade and now in 3rd grade he crossed over 1200 rating! He also won Georgia K-12 Championship 2nd Place in 3rd Grade. 

Anil Chaudhury

My daughter loved the camp and she loved the awesome teacher as per my daughter she don’t want to go to school instead she wants to go to Chesstronics camp and she adores how much patience the  teacher has. She loves every moment of the camp. We will be definitely going back.

Gina Jacob

Chesstronics Robotics Self-Learning Program  on VEX-IQ is a very creative program.  My Son who already know little bit of Coding, Robotics, enrolled in Self-Learning Practice Program and my son’s team won Georgia 1st  place. Their Limited Mentorship by Coach is awesome. We don’t to have buy $1000 Robot. This program is very economical, independent learning , initiates creativity, Love it! .

Karun Naini