Student Instructions
For this lesson we are learning about the King. Watch the videos attached. The first video, The King (https://youtu.be/tBhCiU-ll4o), will teach us how the King moves and captures. The following videos are fun mini-game to play with a friend, parent or guardian. They will help us to become familiar with how the King moves and captures. The Hungry King - https://youtu.be/2Yrvf51AL7Y King’s Escort - https://youtu.be/ucSbd6qf9as Indoor Football - https://youtu.be/434WbP574Wc Game of Thrones - https://youtu.be/UHi1Vd6V7io Try playing the following games when you are confident playing with the King. THESE GAMES ARE NOT REAL CHESS. Early Chess - https://youtu.be/-kMbV3CdThc Loser Chess - https://youtu.be/FmSOGy40WtU Watch the videos and try teach someone at home all about the King. Practise with one mini-game at first and move on to the others when you are feeling more confident. Practise playing with the King online against a computer using the games below. Look at the multimedia to instructions to learn how to change level and side. The Pawn Game with a King - https://chessplus.net/interactive-games/pawns-game-with-king/ Loser Chess - https://chessplus.net/interactive-games/losers-chess/ If you are using a computer or laptop, follow the link below to learn more about the King. The activity below may not work on a tablet or phone. https://lichess.org/learn#/4
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