Checkers and Chess Boxed Game

Checkers and Chess Boxed Game Chess and checkers have very significant positive effects on children, so parents should definitely direct their children to games like this. It affects physical, mental and emotional development positively. How is chess played? Chess is played between two people on a square chessboard. Chess The chessboard consists of 64 squares of equal size, white (light) and black (dark), arranged one white and one black. The chessboard is placed with the white side to the right of each player. Each player has 16 pieces: One King, one Queen, two Rooks, two Bishops, two Knights and eight pawns. The aim of the game is to capture, or checkmate, the opponent's king. The white team starts the game, but first let's see how the pieces move. KING:Can move to adjacent squares. ROOK:Moves horizontally and vertically. BISHOP:Moves diagonally. Bishops stay on the same color squares throughout the game. QUEEN:Moves vertically, horizontally and diagonally. Knight:Moves three squares in an L-shaped move. It can jump over pieces. PAWN:Moves one square forward in its current column. However, pawns in their starting positions can be moved two squares forward if desired. How is Checkers played? Checkers is one of the most played and simplest games among the games played with pieces. There are 32 checker pieces, 16 for one person and 16 for the other. One group of the pieces is black and the other group is white. All pieces have the same properties. They move in the same way. As for the piece arrangement, both players place their pieces on the second and third rows, leaving the first row empty. The aim is to is to capture all of the opponent's pieces. The checker is considered to have moved his piece to the row at the back of the opponent's row, and this piece is a special piece and gains the right to move in any direction as much as it wants. If a piece has captured a piece back, it cannot move forward; if it has captured a piece forward, it cannot move backward. If one piece remains on each side, the game is a stalemate, meaning there is a draw and the game is over. Age Group: 3+ Years Barcode: 8681889044365 Item No:CA-5188 Box Dimensions:32.5 x 31.5 x 5.5 cm. Deci Value: 2