Chess Workbook for Children by Todd Bardwick

Product Code: 91-013
$19.95
Chess Workbook for Children by Todd Bardwick
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Chess Workbook for Children by Todd Bardwick

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A large-format (8.5"x11"), fun, comprehensive workbook and instruction book for children (and adults!) who are new to chess or who are in the beginning stages of learning to play the royal game. Ten basic chess lessons and chess rules are presented in detail.

Chess Workbook for Children can be used in conjunction with the book Teaching Chess in the 21st Century, a teaching guide for teachers or parents, complete with National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Standards.

National Chess Master Todd Bardwick is one of the nation's leading full-time chess instructors and runs the Chess Academy of Denver and the Rocky Mountain Chess Camps. Mr. Bardwick was also the chess columnist for the Rocky Mountain News (1993-2009) and a columnist for Chess Life for Kids magazine.

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Buy The Whole Set at Once if You are Able "Cerebral Fitness Building"
5 out of 5
BarbaraAnn
Location: Houston Texas USA
Date: Apr44l 5, 2023
Chess is the type of game that is "all levels" plus beginner almost at once. That is - you have to understand all the strategies and the board set up and how the pieces move. From both sides of the board - because your mind has to begin almost at once to "see it from both sides" to understand the strategies and even "when the game is over before it is technically over from one point of view". As you read you realize that you will eventually have a difficult time because there is a game "beginning" and then many ways the game "stops" and only one of these is a "win". Also - For adults and I would guess children - choose the point of view of your specific nation - because the tournaments and players locally (outside of maybe intermediates and masters) are grouped from rules that are used and "in play" there. FIDE is a small set of letters with a large meaning. Also - I decided reading from two master beginner to intermediate series is helpful in letting the brain get used to the whole idea that small sentences are "facts" and also that there is another way to "look at facts" - different points of view of the same thing.
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