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Checkmate - Chess in the Classroom | Educational Chess Activites for Students

Back to chess rules.

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Lesson 1

*1. How is a chess board set up?*
*2. How is each space on the chess board identified?*

*1. What is the object of the game?*
*2. How does each chess piece move?*	The rook The bishop The queen The king The knight The pawn	Rook Moves Bishop Moves Queen moves King moves Knight Moves Pawn Moves
*3. What are some chess playing rules?*		Stalemate
*4. What are some chess strategies?*		Castling
5. *How do pieces attack and capture?*	*Attack* means *Capture* means The *Fork* is The *Pin* The *Skewer*	The bishop is forking the rook and the knight. The rook has the knight pinned because moving the knight would put the king in check. The bishop skewered the king because the king is in check and once the king is moved, the queen is captured.
6. *What are some rules for chess etiquette?*

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