Sabrina Chevannes

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JUEGOS, ESTRATEGIAS Y TRUCOS

* ¡El ajedrez es divertido! Y todavía más con puzles, juegos y actividades. * Jess y Jamie, dos amigos apasionados del ajedrez, nos presentan algunas actividades nuevas, entre otras, Policías y ladro

Con este libro, ¡aprenderás todo lo que sus protagonistas, Jess y Jamie, saben sobre el mejor juego del mundo: el ajedrez! Un juego divertido, de estrategia, que te ayudará a concentrarte mejor en clase. Una obra para convertirte en un estupendo jugador de ajedrez en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. Con informacion sobre las piezas del ajedrez y sus movimientos (¡incluso la magia de los peones!), asi como infinidad de trucos especiales que puedes utilizar para ganar. Jess y Jamie te enseñaran tambien como jugar una partida en un torneo de ajedrez. Ademas, se incluyen una serie de puzles dificilisimos para ayudarte a mejorar en el juego.

¡El ajedrez es divertido! Y todavía más con puzles, juegos y actividades.Jess y Jamie, dos amigos apasionados del ajedrez, nos presentan algunas actividades nuevas, entre otras, Policías y ladrones, Guerras de peones, Caballos hambrientos y Viaje de un caballo.¡Con nuestro libro de actividades llegaras a ser un maravilloso jugador de ajedrez en muy poco tiempo!

Con este libro, ¡aprenderás todo lo que sus protagonistas, Jess y Jamie, saben sobre el mejor juego del mundo: el ajedrez!Un juego divertido, de estrategia, que te ayudará a concentrarte mejor en clase.Una obra para convertirte en un estupendo jugador de ajedrez en un abrir y cerrar de ojos.

A friendly and approachable book on a game which can often seem quite daunting ... An excellent book, highly recommended. Parents in TouchWith Sabrina as writer, no basic points are omitted This might make an excellent present. James Pratt, British Chess MagazineA brand new edition of this international chess classic, with all-new illustrations.Aimed at children aged 7 and up, this character-based book is a complete guide to chess for those starting out in the game. In straightforward, animated language, Jess and Jamie two rough-and-tumble kids who are obsessed with chess explain everything you need to know, from first sitting down at the board to sneaky tricks to help you beat your opponents.The book explains who the pieces are and how they move (and that were talking about pawns, not prawns), how to reach checkmate (or, in Jesss words, how to kill the king), and the concept of the opening, middlegame and endgame. It also introduces the idea of chess etiquette and explains why sometimes no one wins and a game ends in stalemate.Friendlier and funnier than the average childrens chess book, The Batsford Book of Chess for Children is an essential addition to any childs bookshelf.Chess is experiencing a new wave of popularity in schools, and its educational too. Organisations like Chess in Schools are promoting it as the perfect way to develop analytical thinking skills, increase resilience, foster the competitive instinct and provide a lot of fun along the way.

A follow up to Chess for Children, this is a very imaginative way of building up your childrens knowledge and interest in chess through a series of fun chess games and activities. The same two cheeky children, Jess and Jamie, talk though the games in language that kids would relate to and this time they are joined by their friends Harry and Marnie so that group chess games can be explored.The book includes puzzles and games, some easy variants of chess, and a guess-the-next move section, along with revision pages to help remind children of the chess basics. All are accompanied by easy-to-read chess boards and fun illustrations.Chess in schools and clubs is growing all the time and our author is a leading light in kids chess, teaching at many London schools, including Dulwich College.The book works well as a companion to the earlier book, Chess for Children, but also as a standalone activity book. Whether your child is just beginning to learn chess or already immersed in the subject, this book will help encourage their interest and love of the subject. A great book for both parents and teachers. Suitable for children aged 7 and up.

Chess is experiencing a new wave of popularity in schools, and its educational too. Organisations like Chess in Schools are promoting it as the perfect way to develop analytical thinking skills, foster the competitive instinct and provide a lot of fun along the way. This cute, character-based book, aimed at children aged 7 and up, is a complete guide to chess for those starting out in the game. In straightforward, animated language, Jess and Jamie two rough-and-tumble kids who are obsessed with chess explain everything you need to know, from first sitting down at the board to sneaky tricks to help you beat your opponents. The book explains who the pieces are and how they move (and that were talking about pawns, not prawns), how to reach checkmate (or, in Jesss words, how to kill the king), and the concept of the opening, middlegame and endgame. It also introduces the idea of chess etiquette - and explains why: sometimes no one wins and a game ends in stalemate. Friendlier and more fun than the average childrens chess book, The Batsford Book of Chess for Children should become an essential addition to any childs bookshelf.

Chess is fun! This follow-up to the bestselling Batsford Book of Chess for Children is a lively collection of chess puzzles, games and activities, guaranteed to increase your childs enjoyment of the game while improving their skills and deepening their understanding.In conversational text aimed at children aged 7 and up, meet our two chess-obsessed heroes Jess and Jamie as they address the reader in a straightforward and relatable way, and are this time joined by their friends Harry and Marnie, who love chess just as much as they do!Explore fun problems and puzzles such as the Box Em In Challenge, easy chess variants such as Three Check Chess and Progressive Chess, a heap of guess-the-next-move quizzes, and revision pages to help remind children of the chess basics.This book works well as a companion to Chess for Children but also as a standalone activity book. Whether your child is just beginning to learn chess or already gripped by the game, Chess for Children Activity Book will help you encourage their interest and make learning chess a real pleasure.