Batsford Book of Chess for Children Activity Book - Sabrina Chevannes

Batsford Book of Chess for Children Activity Book

Buch | Softcover
120 Seiten
2015
Batsford Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-84994-284-3 (ISBN)
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A follow up to Chess for Children, this is a very imaginative way of building up your children's chess knowledge through a series of fun chess games and activities.
A follow up to Chess for Children, this is a very imaginative way of building up your children's knowledge and interest in chess through a series of fun chess games and activities. The same two cheeky children, Jess and Jamie, talk though the games in language that kids would relate to – and this time they are joined by their friends Harry and Marnie so that group chess games can be explored.

The book includes puzzles and games, some easy 'variants' of chess, and a guess-the-next move section, along with 'revision' pages to help remind children of the chess basics. All are accompanied by easy-to-read chess boards and fun illustrations.

Chess in schools and clubs is growing all the time and our author is a leading light in kids chess, teaching at many London schools, including Dulwich College.

The book works well as a companion to the earlier book, Chess for Children, but also as a standalone activity book. Whether your child is just beginning to learn chess or already immersed in the subject, this book will help encourage their interest and love of the subject. A great book for both parents and teachers.

 

Suitable for children aged 7 and up.

Sabrina Chevannes is a Women's International chess Master and world-renowned chess coach. She is the managing director of the London Academy of Chess and Education and the author of an instructional DVD series. She still plays chess at a top level, including playing for England's national team.

Sprache englisch
Maße 189 x 246 mm
Themenwelt Kinder- / Jugendbuch Spielen / Lernen Quiz / Rätsel
ISBN-10 1-84994-284-6 / 1849942846
ISBN-13 978-1-84994-284-3 / 9781849942843
Zustand Neuware
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