LogicAtlas ATLAS OF LOGIC GAMES
AGES 6–12 · EXPLORE AT YOUR OWN PACE

One move.
A thousand new ideas.

Welcome to Chess Island! Meet the pieces, learn secrets like castling and forks, solve puzzles from Easy to Hard, collect badges and challenge the computer!

♞ 18 lessons ✦ 45 puzzles 🏆 14 badges 🦁 3 computer opponents
Your exploration board

Pick a piece and explore the squares it can reach.

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Explore on screen, try it together at the table.

Find a chess set. Take turns making three moves with the piece you learned today. Ask, "Which other square could you have gone to?"

Parent and teacher guide

Continue on paper after the screen 🧩

Kids who love chess thinking love logic puzzles too. Start with the free PDF and move on to the printable packs if you like it.

Free worksheets (PDF)Number Sudoku 6×6 · Ages 9–12 · 59 TLPicture Sudoku 4×4 · Ages 6–8 · 59 TLAll packs →

Frequently asked questions

What is in Chess Island?

Learn chess step by step with 18 lessons, 45 puzzles and a computer opponent with 3 levels.

Can a child who doesn't know chess start?

Yes; the lessons start with how the pieces move.

Is it free? Do I need an account?

It is free, with no ads and no account needed.

CURIOSITY THAT GROWS TOGETHER

Small moves, beautiful discoveries.

How can I help?

At 6–8, start with getting to know the pieces and treasure missions. At 9–12, move on to check and mate puzzles. Ages are suggestions; pick the level your child is comfortable with.

A short 5–10 minute exploration can be enough. Instead of naming the move, ask "What did you notice?" Wrong moves never cost points or lives.

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Printable parent and teacher guide →