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How do pieces move?
Each piece moves in a different way
Today we are going to learn how they move
?
Pawn
 A pawn on its starting position can go two/one step(s)
forward
 After that it can only go one step forward
Knight
 When I say Knight, I don’t mean Knights Of Armor
 I mean the Knight in the chess game
 It moves in Lshapes
Bishop
 A bishop can go diagonally but cannot go any other
way
Rook
 The rook can go vertically or horizontally but not
diagonally
Queen
 The queen is the most powerful piece in the chess
board
 It can move diagonally, vertically and horizontally
 Kind of like + =
 The king cannot be captured it can only be trapped
 If the king is trapped you lose the game
 The king can go ANY WAY but only by step - by step
CHECK!
 A check is when your king is in danger but you can do
CPR
 Please watch file:///C:/kirthi's%20ppt/check2.htm to
learn more
CHECKMATE!
 Checkmate is when your king is in danger and can’t do
CPR
 Watch
http://www.chesskid.com/video/player/checkmate3 to
find out more
STALEMATE/DRAW!
 Stalemate is when your king is not in danger but can’t
do CPR
 Watch
http://www.chesskid.com/video/player/stalemate
Points of Pieces
 Each piece has a point
 Were going to see how many points they are worth
Pawn
 They are 1 point so their not worthy but they can do
amazing things so don’t underestimate them
1. 1.* A pawn can turn into any piece after reaches the
end
2. .They can checkmate!
3. They can cause stalemates
*Except A Pawn
Pure Pawn Checkmate
Knight

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  • 2. How do pieces move? Each piece moves in a different way Today we are going to learn how they move ?
  • 3. Pawn  A pawn on its starting position can go two/one step(s) forward  After that it can only go one step forward
  • 4. Knight  When I say Knight, I don’t mean Knights Of Armor  I mean the Knight in the chess game  It moves in Lshapes
  • 5. Bishop  A bishop can go diagonally but cannot go any other way
  • 6. Rook  The rook can go vertically or horizontally but not diagonally
  • 7. Queen  The queen is the most powerful piece in the chess board  It can move diagonally, vertically and horizontally  Kind of like + =
  • 8.  The king cannot be captured it can only be trapped  If the king is trapped you lose the game  The king can go ANY WAY but only by step - by step
  • 9. CHECK!  A check is when your king is in danger but you can do CPR  Please watch file:///C:/kirthi's%20ppt/check2.htm to learn more
  • 10. CHECKMATE!  Checkmate is when your king is in danger and can’t do CPR  Watch http://www.chesskid.com/video/player/checkmate3 to find out more
  • 11. STALEMATE/DRAW!  Stalemate is when your king is not in danger but can’t do CPR  Watch http://www.chesskid.com/video/player/stalemate
  • 12. Points of Pieces  Each piece has a point  Were going to see how many points they are worth
  • 13. Pawn  They are 1 point so their not worthy but they can do amazing things so don’t underestimate them 1. 1.* A pawn can turn into any piece after reaches the end 2. .They can checkmate! 3. They can cause stalemates *Except A Pawn Pure Pawn Checkmate