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Learning Chess - Workbook Step 1

Rob Brunia

4.39/5 (28 ratings)

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Steps Method workbook 1 is the first book in the series of 6 steps. Suitable for age 6+ (younger children should try the stepping stones books first). In the first step all the rules of chess are introduced with much attention to the development of the basic skills, necessary to play chess. Comparing with other books for beginners the step-by-step method introduces an unique sequence of teaching material. 12 diagrams per page

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Edition:: 8th

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 9077275134

ISBN13:: 9789077275139

kindle Asin:: 9077275134

Learning Chess - Workbook Step 1

Rob Brunia

4.39/5 (28 ratings)

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Steps Method workbook 1 is the first book in the series of 6 steps. Suitable for age 6+ (younger children should try the stepping stones books first). In the first step all the rules of chess are introduced with much attention to the development of the basic skills, necessary to play chess. Comparing with other books for beginners the step-by-step method introduces an unique sequence of teaching material. 12 diagrams per page

Format:

Pages:: pages

Publication:

Publisher:

Edition:: 8th

Language:: eng

ISBN10:: 9077275134

ISBN13:: 9789077275139

kindle Asin:: 9077275134

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