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Answers to the questions parents ask us most: when to start, how long to practise, and how to teach chess even if you don't play.
The rules of chess explained simply for kids and parents: board setup, how each piece moves, check, checkmate, castling, promotion, en passant and draws.
What research shows, why chess trains attention on every move, and how short sessions help a child who struggles to focus succeed instead of getting frustrated.
Ten to thirty minutes depending on age, four times a week, with puzzles, a game and one question at the end. The numbers by age and what to do in each session.
Five is not too young if chess means small games, one piece at a time. Readiness signs, what to teach and skip, ten-minute sessions and a first-week plan.
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