Chess problems for children
For beginners and children from 6 years old
- Free PDF for self-study and thinking development
Chess problems in Russian for children from 6 years old
- Suitable for beginners and advanced beginners
- A breakdown of the main types of chess mats
- Develops logic, attention and strategic thinking
- Can be practiced independently or with parents
Why chess is especially good for children growing up abroad
Chess is not only a game, but also a powerful tool for developing thinking. For bilingual children, practicing chess in Russian has additional benefits.
In this task book, the child will be introduced to:
- with a mat on the last horizontal
- linear and diagonal matting
- and Lucena's stinkin' mumbo jumbo.
- epaulette mat and other typical positions
Regular problem solving helps:
- analyze the situation
- persevere
- master chess terminology in the Russian language
10-15 minutes a day is enough for chess to become a healthy habit and intellectual exercise.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age is this assignment book appropriate for?
The task book is designed for children from 6 years old. It is suitable for beginners in chess, and children with a basic knowledge of the game.
Do you need experience playing chess?
It is enough to know the rules of moves of pieces. The tasks are organized from simple to more complex, so the child can progress gradually.
Is the book suitable for bilingual children?
Yes. All tasks and explanations are in Russian, which helps to develop your thinking and mastering chess vocabulary at the same time.
Is it possible to practice on your own?
Yes. The assignment book is suitable for independent work, as well as for use with a parent or a coach.
How much time do you need to devote to the class?
Ten to fifteen minutes a day is sufficient. Regular practice helps build attention, logic and perseverance.
Is it really free?
Yes, you can download the PDF problem book for free and use it in a convenient format.
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