Learning to Play Chess is Easy and Fun
Level 1
Teach your children to play chess in an engaging, playful way. This course will teach you how to introduce chess so that your child loves to learn how to play -whilst developing their brainpower at the same time!
The ‘Parent’s Manual’ teaches with step by step lessons, the easiest way to make chess your child’s favourite pastime.

The new course now comes complete with videos of each lesson being taught to a 3 year old – without any edits or replays. You will see Shanti going from not knowing anything about chess, to playing a full game from start to finish. These videos will help to see it being done and hopefully give you confidence to teach each lesson adapting it to suit your child.
Lessons are short and interactive and include fun activities and worksheets to complete.

Your child will learn the names of all the pieces and will also practice how each piece moves. They will build on skills already learned and the lessons progress at the their rate, encouraging rather than overwhelming, until they can play a full game -no problem. The activities are exciting and inspiring and will get your child wanting more every time!
It has been already tried and tested with amazing results, getting children not only understanding the game but also really becoming involved and focused as their understanding grows.
This course provides a guaranteed, easy way to quickly grow your child’s brainpower now! It is a unique method which gives you everything you need to teach your child the game of geniuses.
Buy Now through Paypal. This course will be sent to your email address after the order is processed.
Level 2
Now that your child knows all the pieces, can play a game of chess and has developed their attention, concentration and thinking power, it is time then for Level 2 which focuses on strategy, game planning, opening moves and more.
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Chess for Kids
Chess Champion

CHESS is like having psychic powers, because I look deep into the game and figure out what my opponent is going to do before he does it," said Wesley Yu, a pint-sized scholastic chess champion from Seattle.
Why Chess?
Here are just some of the skills learned when children play chess:
Pattern recognition
Focus
Self confidence
Logical and tactical and thinking
Long term planning
Memorization
Patience
Independent thinking
Imagination
Self motivation
Spatial relations
Visualization
Decision making
Problem solving
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Reviews
My son has only been learning for a few weeks now and just yesterday, we played our first full game! He loves chess and is so excited to get onto the next lesson.
- J. Thompson
This is a wonderful beginners course which both my children and I are enjoying very much. Thank you so much, I look forward to Level 2.
- A. Quigly


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