Chess Tactics for Students: John Bain
     An instructional workbook containing 434 carefully selected problems presented in worksheet format. Chess Tactics For Students has been extensively field tested with elementary, middle, and high-school students.  With the movement to introduce chess into schools gaining momentum, there is a real need for usable chess curriculum materials of just this sort. John gives a remarkably sensible overview of performance objectives for chess as a curriculum subject which ought to be required reading for every chess coach. The large format of the workbook makes it easy to use, the computer- generated diagrams are clean and attractive. Anyone with a serious interest in coaching scholastic or club chess should definitely purchase Chess Tactics For Students. -- Tim McGrew

Chess in the Classroom: Rosalyn Katz
     This book fills the missing link, and makes teaching of chess alive and fun. How do you put the classroom together? How is a class different from a club? How do you suspend the competitive edge for just a little while? How can I vary my techniques to meet the needs of each student? How does the seating arrangement affect learning? How can I overcome common pitfalls? I recommend this book without reservation. - Vincent Klemm, United States Chess Federation
Also...
Chess Puzzles for Children: David Levin
and
Pandolfini's Endgame Course

     Finally, be sure and check out The Mighty Pawns! an excellent movie about a coach who started a chess club in an inner city school which went on to win championships! Based on the true life story of the Bad Bishop's - A high school team from the Bronx who went on to win a National Title.