Chess Teaching Manual
intentional, so that the students can work independently without constant teacher direction. In the future, we hope to be able to provide supplementary sheets for both keen students who would like to do extra work at home, and for those who would rather work on a sheet than play on a chessboard.
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Chess Teaching Manual
www.albertachess.orgCheckmate in one move: typical patterns (Lessons 12-15) Checkmate with bishop (Lesson 12) Checkmate with rook (Lesson 13) Checkmate with queen (Lesson 14) Checkmate with knight (Lesson 15) Simple tactics (Lessons 16-18) Take free pieces (Lesson 16) The point count (Lesson 17) Attacking and defending (Lesson 18) More tactics (Lessons 19-22 ...
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