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Congratulations to ORichards for winning tonight's U1250 with a perfect 3/3. Congratulations also to kolifl0w37 and AmazingTania for 2nd and 3rd places respectively. Congratulations to RichSmoothPanda on winning the open with 3 wins and a draw from 4 games. Congratulations to ZanyHummingBook and RafCalum on 2nd and 3rd places respectively. If you have a ChessKid login, you can see the full results and all the games at the following links: U1250: https://www.chesskid.com/tournament/u1250-time-to-shine-sevens-44422/results Open: https://www.chesskid.com/tournament/open-time-to-shine-sevens-44423/results  
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zoey
30/7/2020 04:02:58 pm
Chess diagrams is another brilliant way of making this clasic game more interesting to kids. The pace of working on the diagrams should be individually adjusted to suit the child’s predisposition. IIt's important to know, it might sound obvious, but isn't so, that you can do it from a very young age and you don't have to explain it with proper rules. Why? This is the obvious part - because there is no fun in it. But with books like this, by Richard James, or like the one writen by Makism Aksanov (net-boss.org/chess-puzzles-for-kids-by-maksim-aksanov) and by many, many more chess entthusiasts, it's very easy to teach with all the fun and play, and make with this game a very rich, fantasy world of our kids :) Leave a Reply. |
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