SCHACH FÜR KINDER (Murray Chandler & Helen
Milligan)
Seiten 112 (280 mm x 210 mm; gebundene Ausgabe).
£10.42/€15,95
Mit diesem unterhaltsamen Buch werden Kinder mit
Begeisterung die grundlegenden Züge des Schachspiels lernen - das
beliebteste und anspruchsvollste unter allen Strategiespielen. Alle
Schachregeln werden Schritt für Schritt anschaulich erklärt, ohne
vorhergehende Kenntnisse vorauszusetzen. Die Lektionen werden von
einfallsreichen Geschichten umrahmt, die Ben von seinem kleinen Krokodil
Kristin erzählt bekommt, das sich selbst zum Großkrokodil des
Schachs ernannt hat.
Das Schachspiel wird in vielen Ländern als
nützliches Werkzeug zur Entwicklung des kreativen Denkens von Kindern
angesehen. Obwohl Schach als ein recht komplexes und geheimnisvolles Spiel
betrachtet werden kann, sind die Regeln selbst sehr einfach. Es dauert nicht
lange, bis man gelernt hat, wie die Figuren ziehen, und schon Kinder im Alter
von fünf Jahren können mit aufregenden Partien Spaß haben.
Außerdem werden sie großes Vergnügen daran haben, ihre Freunde
und Verwandten zu überlisten!
Murray Chandler erlangte den
Schachgroßmeistertitel durch Siege bei den Turnieren in New York und
Amsterdam. 28 Jahre lang spielte er professionell Schach und nahm in dieser
Zeit an über 150 Turnieren in 32 verschiedenen Ländern teil. Unter
seinen vorherigen Büchern befindet sich das sehr beliebte Buch Erfolg im Schach.
Dr. Helen Milligan ist FIDE-Meisterin der
Weltschachorganisation und ehemalige Britische Meisterin. Sie hat Schottland
bei 10 Schacholympiaden vertreten.
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"Das hochprofessionell gestaltete Buch empfiehlt sich zur
Verwendung im Schachunterricht für Anfänger" - Dr W. Schweizer,
Rochade
"Ein wertwolles Buch zur Verwendung im Schachunterricht
für Anfänger!" - Jerzy Konikowski, Fernschach
International
"This is a good book for beginners and novice players of all
ages and a useful guide for a parent teaching a child to play."
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"Gambit's production values are extremely high. These three
junior books [CfC, Kids, Dad] are all very attractive hardbacks, which should
last for years - even in the hands of juniors. In fact, I believe a lot of club
players would benefit from reading through the examples of the latter two
books." - Sean March, www.clevelandchess.co.uk
"Chess for Children, then, is a first step toward the
quite attainable goal of what is often referred to as 'chess for fun.' When it
comes to fun, there is nothing quite like beating a grown-up at a grown-up
game! If chess is still enjoyable some time later, and the child wishes to go
further, there are, as I've noted, plenty of books around to follow up with.
(As always, check the library first.) Established toddler Grandmasters, U6
World Champions, and elementary school chess team hitmen will likely find Chess
for Children too basic - "been there, won that" - and they will need to look
elsewhere. Or maybe that's where they started…" - Rick Kennedy,
chessville.com
"Excellent and well done Gambit Books!. We finally get a
modern chess book that not only teaches our younger friends how to play chess
but is also presented in a way that will enliven the experience and capture
their imagination. The book is presented in hardback A4 size which is a great
idea when we are hoping that little hands will eagerly grasp this book and
learn to play the captivating game of chess. ... I was very impressed upon
receiving this book and have since personally recommended it to various
friends. The book is suitable for all beginners to the game but is primarily
marketed at the younger children perhaps in the age range of 3 to 10yrs of age.
Strongly Recommended." - Michael Blake, IECG Newsletter
"...a lucid and extremely enjoyable introduction to chess
for novices with no prior experience of the Royal Game." - GM Paul Motwani,
The Scotsman
"I have seen countless books on chess aimed at youngsters
over the years, but this is probably the nicest introduction I have ever seen,
aimed at primary school children." - Alan Sutton, En Passant
"...the book is well thought out and can be enjoyed by kids
as young as 5." - Lubomir Kavalek, Washington Post
"Children are usually very curious and this eye catching
chess book with very creative made illustrations from Cindy McCluskey is
certainly a very attractive way to learn the first rules of chess. ... A very
attractive learning book for children!" - John Elburg, Chess Mail
"Chess For Children is attractively produced and user
friendly for kids. The diagrams are large and clear and there are cartoons
throughout the book that reinforce the subject matter. ... It's a perfect book
for younger ones to work on with their parents. Recommended." - John
Donaldson
"This is a kid-friendly book - a great way for kids to learn
chess." - Michael Stevenson, NZ Chess |
