1. Learning Objectives: At the end of the
lesson, the learners are expected to:
• Knowledge: Identify the basic skills in
playing chess;
• Skills: Execute the basic skills in
playing chess;
• Attitudes: Explain the benefits that can
be derived from playing chess.
2. NAME ME AND COUNT ON ME!
• Direction: Rearrange the scrambled letters to
identify the name of the given pictures, and
count the total number of chess piece(s)
shown.
15. • Do you know these
objects?
• Have you experienced
playing this game?
16.
17. Activity 1:
• Direction: The students will be group
into four, each group will be given a
board with coordinates. Then, they will
locate the initial positions of the chess
pieces by writing their coordinates.
Where do I belong?
19. CHESS BOARD SET-UP
Chess is played on a chessboard, a
square board divided into 64 squares
(eight-by-eight) of alternating color,
which is similar to that used
in draughts (checkers) (FIDE 2008).
20. CHESS BOARD SET-UP
No matter what the actual colors of the
board, the lighter-colored squares are
called "light" or "white", and the darker-
colored squares are called "dark" or
"black".
21. CHESS BOARD SET-UP
Sixteen "white" and sixteen "black"
pieces are placed on the board at the
beginning of the game. Horizontal rows
are called ranks and vertical rows are
called files.
23. THE QUEEN
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
The queen is considered the
most powerful chess piece
on the chessboard, she is
placed next to the king on
her own color.
The queen moves any
number of vacant squares in
a horizontal, vertical, or
diagonal direction
24. THE KING
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
The king is the most
important chess piece on the
chessboard.
If he is checkmated the
game is over!
The king moves exactly
one square horizontally,
vertically, or diagonally.
25. THE ROOK
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
There are two rook for each
player on the chessboard,
situated on the corners, next
to the knight.
A rook moves any number of
vacant squares in a
horizontal or vertical
direction. It also is moved
when castling.
26. THE BISHOP
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
Bishop is situated next to the
queen and king, respectively.
The bishop is bound to the
color where it starts on. One
bishop starts on white
square and the other starts
on a black square.
A bishop moves any number
of vacant squares in any
diagonal direction.
27. THE PAWN
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
Each player has eight pawns,
providing the first line of
defense for their king.
In their first move, each pawn
has the option to move one or
two spaces. After this move
they can only move one space
forward. To capture, the pawn
moves diagonally one space.
Pawn can never move
backwards.
28. THE KNIGHT
CHESS PIECES AND THEIR
MOVEMENT
The knight is situated
between the bishop and the
rook. These chess piece have
the unique trait of being
able to ‘leap’ over other
chess pieces.
They move “L” shape.
A knight moves to the
nearest square not on the
same rank, file, or diagonal.
29. Activity 2:
• Direction: There are different chess
board with coordinates posted on the
wall of the classroom. Several chess
piece are posted on the chess board.
Identify the name of the chess piece
and locate their coordinates.
Explore the Wall!
30. ACTIVITY 3: LET’S DO IT!
The students will demonstrate the following:
✔ Set up the chess board
✔ Show the moves of the different chess
pieces
(Every member of each group will move a chess
piece on the board)
31. RUBRICS:
Application of Skills Points
The student demonstrates proper skills
with no errors
5
The student demonstrates proper skills
with observable errors
4
The student demonstrates few skills with
assistance
3
The student demonstrates little or no
skills
2
The student does not participate 1
33. • 2.How does the different
chess pieces move (e.g.,
queen)?
34. • 3.Do you think playing
chess can promote
health, fitness, and
wellness among chess
players? How?
35. Direction: Identify what is being asked in each
item.
• 1. This chess piece can move any direction
1 square at a time.
• 2. The __________ can only move
forward.
• 3. The piece that has the combined power
of bishop and rook is the __________.
• 4. How many pawns are needed for each
player to begin a game?
• 5. The only piece that can jump over the
other pieces is the ___________.
36. 6. The ___________ can only move on
diagonals.
7. The horizontal rows of a chessboard are
known as ___________.
8. The vertical rows of a chessboard are
known as __________.
9. ___________ can move only on
horizontals and verticals.
10. Movement resembles to letter “L”.
37. Direction: Identify what is being asked in each
item.
• 1. This chess piece can move any direction
1 square at a time. KING
• 2. The PAWN can only move forward.
• 3. The piece that has the combined power
of bishop and rook is the QUEEN.
• 4. How many pawns are needed for each
player to begin a game? 8
• 5. The only piece that can jump over the
other pieces is the KNIGHT.
38. 6. The BISHOP can only move on
diagonals.
7. The horizontal rows of a chessboard are
known as RANKS.
8. The vertical rows of a chessboard are
known as FILES.
9. ROOK can move only on horizontals
and verticals.
10. Movement resembles to letter “L”.
KNIGHT
39. Make a brief/short video demonstration
guided with the following questions, upload
your output on the social media.
1. Identify the rules for castling.
2. Explain the four rules in castling.
3. Identify the ways to draw a chess game.
ASSIGNMENT
