Co-Play Activities
Curated screen-free activity prompts. Pick a type of quest below to begin with your kids.
Chess Puzzle Hunt
Kids solve chess puzzles scattered around the room.
Kids learn the basics of chess, including the board, pieces, and their movements.
Kids solve puzzles by moving a knight to visit every square on the board once.
Kids race to see who can promote their pawn to a queen first.
Kids solve checkmate puzzles in one or two moves.
Teams take turns making moves to win the game collaboratively.
Kids play a modified game focusing on capturing as many pieces as possible.
Kids learn common chess openings and their purposes.
Kids answer fun trivia questions about chess history and rules.
Kids practice visualizing the board by calling out moves without seeing it.
Kids practice key endgame strategies with limited pieces.
Kids learn how to use a rook to capture pawns and stop promotion.
Kids compete in a friendly ladder-style tournament.
Kids color and learn the names of chess pieces.
Kids practice adding and comparing the values of captured chess pieces.
A skilled player plays multiple games simultaneously against kids.
Kids play quick games with a time limit to improve decision-making.
Kids solve chess puzzles scattered around the room.
Kids guess the best move in a real game scenario.
Kids listen to fun stories about chess history or famous players.
Kids move pieces on the board to navigate an obstacle course.
Kids design their own chess game by modifying the rules.
Kids mark off chess-related tasks on a bingo card as they complete them.
Kids play a memory matching game with chess pieces and movements.
Kids play a modified chess game where capturing the king ends the game.
Kids create artwork inspired by chess boards and pieces.
Kids find chess-related items or solve clues to complete the hunt.
Kids mimic the movements of chess pieces on a giant board.
Kids solve riddles about chess positions or strategies.
Kids practice strategies to keep their king safe during the game.
Kids solve math problems using the chessboard layout.
Kids navigate a knight through a maze to reach a target square.
Kids play quick games with time challenges to sharpen their skills.
Multiple players compete on one large board using different rules.
Kids solve puzzles to 'escape' from difficult positions.
Kids play chess games inspired by themes like animals or superheroes.
Kids experience a tournament-style event with multiple rounds.
Kids compete to capture the most pieces in a limited time.
Kids act out the movements of chess pieces while others guess.
Kids discuss and defend their strategic decisions during a game.
Kids create their own chess pieces using craft materials.
Kids practice defending their king against a strong attack.
Kids write a song or rap about chess rules and strategies.
Kids play a chess variant where both sides must mirror each other's moves.
Kids design their own chess puzzles for others to solve.
Kids play a game focused on using the queen effectively.
Teams solve endgame scenarios collaboratively.
Kids learn chess terminology and use it in fun quizzes.
Kids race to find checkmates in simplified scenarios.
Kids write poems inspired by chess themes or pieces.
Kids memorize a chess position and recreate it on the board.