#Chess tactics worksheets pro#
My advanced students were presented with the worksheet I created for chess camp last week (see " Carlsen's Queen Sacrifice") and two additional problems on the demo board.Īagaard (2) active king (3) Adams (Faneuil) (2) Adams (Michael) (1) Adhiban (Baskaran) (2) Akobian (1) Alapin (Semion) (2) Alburt (15) Alekhine (Alexander) (10) Alekhine Defense (3) Anand (56) Anderssen (44) annihilation (1) annotated games (145) Anthology of Chess Combinations (20) Arakhamia Grant (Ketevan) (1) Arbitration (1) Aronian (29) Averbakh (8) Barden (Leonard) (1) Bareev (Evgeny) (1) Barnes (Thomas Wilson) (1) Barsky (Vladimir) (2) battery (4) Becerra (1) Behting (Karl) (1) Beliavsky (1) Benko (Pal) (2) Benko Opening (1) Benoni Defense (9) Berger (Johann) (4) Berlin Defense (11) Berlin Wall (7) Bird (Henry) (4) Bird Opening (5) Bishop Award (4) bishop endgame (2) Bishop's Opening (1) bishops of opposite colors (4) Blackburne (Joseph Henry) (3) Blake (Joseph Henry) (2) blitz (84) blockade (1) Blogging (7) blunders (14) board vision (2) Boden's Mate (3) Bogoljubov (Efim) (2) Bojkov (Dejan) (1) Boleslavsky (Isaak) (1) books (37) Botvinnik (8) breakthrough (10) Bronstein (David) (2) Brynell (Stellan) (1) Budapest Gambit (1) bullet (10) Burn (Amos) (3) calculation (13) Candidates (2) Capablanca (46) Carlsen (59) Caro-Kann (11) Carrera (1) Caruana (20) Catalan (10) CBase Chess (1) Chandler (Murray) (1) Charousek (Rudolf) (10) cheating (4) checkmate patterns (223) Cheng (Ray) (2) Cheparinov (Ivan) (1) Chernev (Irving) (26) Chernin (Alexander) (1) chess engines (4) Chess Mentor (1) chess news (48) Chess Quest (6) Chess Tempo (19) Chess-wise Pro (3) ChessBase (56) Chessimo (5) Chessmaster software (7) Chigorin (Mikhail) (9) clearance (4) Colle System (1) computer vs.
Even so, these problems are elementary and they needed only a little guidance. Their memory of positions seen previously has not developed yet, so the positions seemed new. They had previously seen three of the problems from that worksheet two months ago (see " Patterns of Contacts"). This week my beginning students completed the Beginning Tactics 1 worksheet. I can then tell them how many they have correct, which ones are wrong, or give other tips. During a paper and pencil worksheet session, students bring partly or fully completed worksheets to me for correction. The young chess players can then work on their own or with others to find the correct answers.
These can be photocopied and distributed to groups of students at minimal cost. Much of my time preparing chess lessons for young students is invested in the creation of worksheets.
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