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Title: How to Play Chess By: John


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How to Play ChessBy John
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  • Dedication
  • I dedicate this project to my family because we
    all love chess.

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  • Why I picked this project
  • I picked this project because I really like chess
    and I think you guys will enjoy it too.

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  • Things to know
  • Chess has been around for over 1400 years.
  • People believe that the game of chess originated
    in India and then moved to China.
  • In India chess helped teach military strategies
    to Indian princes. This is why chess is
    sometimes called the Royal Game.

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  • Basic Rules
  • Chess is a game for 2 people.
  • Players control their own army.
  • On a regular chess board there is usually a dark
    side and a light side. The light side always
    goes first.
  • The GOAL of this game is to capture the King.
    When you capture the King and he has no where
    else to move it is called CHECKMATE. But when he
    has a place to move it is called CHECK.

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  • Chess Board
  • When you set up a chess board the lighter corner
    is always on the lower right hand corner.

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  • The King
  • The king is the most valuable chess piece.
  • He cant jump other pieces.
  • The King is priceless.
  • The king can move in any direction but only one
    space at a time.
  • Once the king is captured the game
  • is over.

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  • The Queen
  • The Queen is the most powerful piece.
  • She is the most powerful because she can move in
    any direction.
  • She can also move as far as she wishes UNTIL she
    runs in to another piece.
  • The Queen cant jump over pieces.
  • She is worth 9 points.

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  • The Rooks
  • The Rooks can move forward, backwards, left, and
    right.
  • They can travel as long as they want until they
    run into another piece.
  • Rooks cant jump over other pieces.
  • The Rooks are worth 5 points.

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  • The Bishops
  • The Bishops can move only diagonally. The only
    other piece who can move diagonally is the Queen
    and the Pawn when they attack.
  • They can also go backwards.
  • Bishops cant jump over other pieces.
  • Like the Queen, the Bishops can
  • move as many spaces as they want
  • until they run into someone.
  • The Bishop is worth 3 points.

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  • The Knights
  • The Knights move in an L direction and attack in
    that same direction. An L on a chess board is one
    space to the side and two spaces up or the
    opposite.
  • Knights are the only chess piece that can jump
    over other pieces.
  • The Knight is worth 3 points.

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  • The Pawns
  • Pawns can only move forward, but on its first
    move it can move two spaces forward if it wants
    to.
  • The only way a pawn can attack is diagonally.
  • The Pawn cant jump over other
  • pieces.
  • The Pawn is worth 1 point.

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  • Strategies
  • 1 Protect your king
  • Castling is when your Rook and your King switch
    spots where the Bishop and the Knight used to be.
    This is a complicated strategy. If you need
    help let me know.
  • Get your King to the corner of the board when
    possible where he is usually safer.
  • Dont put off castling. You should usually castle
    as quickly as possible. Remember, it doesnt
    matter how close you are to checkmating your
    opponent if your own King is checkmated first!

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  • Strategies
  • 2 Dont give pieces away
  • Dont lose your pieces! Each piece is valuable
    and you cant win a game without pieces.

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  • Strategies
  • 3 Control the center
  • You should always try and control the center of
    the board with your pieces and pawns.

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  • One More Thing
  • When you get to really liking chess you can buy
    fun boards. Here are some examples.

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