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Beginner's Chess Lessons

Published on Thursday, October 22, 2009 in Beginner, Overview |

This post gives an overview of all the Chess Lessons currently on this site that are intended for the beginning players.

Learning the moves and the rules

  1. The starting position
  2. The Rook
  3. The Bishop
  4. The Queen
  5. The King
  6. The Knight
  7. The Pawn
  8. En passant
  9. Castling
  10. The end of the game


Learning the Chess Notation
  1. The squares of the chess board
  2. Long algebraic notation
  3. Short algebraic notation
  4. Chess Notation Symbols
  5. An illustrative example game


Improving your play
  1. Some tips
  2. Think before you Touch
  3. An illustrative example game
  4. Take free pieces
  5. The value of the pieces
  6. Capture exercises
  7. Defending
  8. Twofold attack
  9. Stalemate
  10. Chess lessons start at the end
  11. Basic checkmates
  12. Scholar's Mate
  13. Fool's Mates
  14. Mating with the Queen
  15. Mating with the Rook
  16. An illustrative example game
  17. A typical beginner's game
  18. Mate in one exercises

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