Chess Club for Kids
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Learn chess and have fun at the same time! Each club meeting will involve practice games and chess instruction from a student volunteer. The recommended age is 6-12. Beginners are welcome!
Learn chess and have fun at the same time! Each club meeting will involve practice games and chess instruction from a student volunteer. The recommended age is 6-12. Beginners are welcome!
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Practice games and student‑volunteer chess instruction in the Tysons‑Pimmit Library meeting rooms, beginners welcome, for ages 5–10.
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Unstructured play time for kids 0‑5 and adult caregivers in the Tysons‑Pimmit Meeting Room 2, with free‑play, socializing, and some toys available, for ages 5 and under.
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