Introduction
Let's get started with an introduction to the board- naming the squares and how to set the board. Learn about the pieces of chess board and their movement, followed by a short review
Attack
You know that developing is very important in the opening, but how does one win with a lead in development? The key is to "attack". Learn how to create an attack and polish your knowledge with a test review
Defense
We have learnt how to attack, but how do we avoid or protect yourself against an undesirable outcome? This module is an introduction to "defense".
Castling and mate
Get introduced to the first special rule of chess- castling. Also learn about the famous "mate" or checkmate move
En passant, gain by exchange and double rook checkmate
Halfway through the beginner module- it's now time to learn another special move, called "En passant". Also learn how to gain by exchange. Did you know that one side can force your king to the edge of the board? Learn about the double rook checkmate for your winning move!
Notation writing, mating threat
Level up your game by learning how to create a mating threat and notation writing. Conclude the Beginner's level with a review of the module.
Promotion, Draw and Capture
In this module we cover pawn promotion, draw and how to capture an unprotected piece
Opening principles, pin, double check, double and discovered attack
We have now arrived at the toughest (and most interesting) module of the Beginner's level. Kids are introduced to opening principles, pin, double attack, discovered attack and double check. There are also 2 simulations in this module where we discuss opening principles and also do a game analysis with the student.
Chess would be great for my kids, but where do I start? The answer: right here at Khelo Chess Academy! Our curriculum is designed to help meet the needs of all levels of chess understanding. In this level you will learn rules & terminology, piece values, tactics, checkmates and basics. Classes are filled with puzzles and strategy games to help your child develop a sharper mind! Did you know? The longest chess game theoretically possible is 5,949 moves.
Age group : Batch size : Format : Duration :
5 - 20 years. 1 on 1 or group. Live online Class. 1 hr/ session
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About Courses
Chess would be great for my kids, but where do I start? The answer: right here at Khelo Chess Academy! Our curriculum is designed to help meet the needs of all levels of chess understanding. In this level you will learn rules & terminology, piece values, tactics, checkmates and basics. Classes are filled with puzzles and strategy games to help your child develop a sharper mind! Did you know? The longest chess game theoretically possible is 5,949 moves.
Age group : 5 - 20 years Batch size : 1 on 1 Format : Live Class Duration : 1 hr/ session
Introduction
Let's get started with an introduction to the board- naming the squares and how to set the board. Learn about the pieces of chess board and their movement, followed by a short review
Attack
You know that developing is very important in the opening, but how does one win with a lead in development? The key is to "attack". Learn how to create an attack and polish your knowledge with a test review
Defense
We have learnt how to attack, but how do we avoid or protect yourself against an undesirable outcome? This module is an introduction to "defense".
Castling and mate
Get introduced to the first special rule of chess- castling. Also learn about the famous "mate" or checkmate move
En passant, gain by exchange and double rook checkmate
Halfway through the beginner module- it's now time to learn another special move, called "En passant". Also learn how to gain by exchange. Did you know that one side can force your king to the edge of the board? Learn about the double rook checkmate for your winning move!
Promotion, Draw and Capture
In this module we cover pawn promotion, draw and how to capture an unprotected piece
Opening principles, pin, double check, double and discovered attack
We have now arrived at the toughest (and most interesting) module of the Beginner's level. Kids are introduced to opening principles, pin, double attack, discovered attack and double check. There are also 2 simulations in this module where we discuss opening principles and also do a game analysis with the student.
Notation writing, mating threat
Level up your game by learning how to create a mating threat and notation writing. Conclude the Beginner's level with a review of the module.
