Rook and Bishop Checkmates Rook and Bishop Checkmate article Rook and Bishop Checkmate Video Hello Chess for Children kids! It’s me, Mr. C, and todays subject is Rook and Bishop Checkmates. Rook and Bishop Checkmates There are 3 types of Rook and Bishop checkmates. They are Anderssen’s Mate, Pillsbury’s Mate, and Reti’s Mate. The Morphy’s
Hello, Chess for Children kids, this is National Master Steve Colding and today’s subject is Morphy’s Mates.
Rook and Knight Checkmate patterns are explored and explained by Chess for Children instructor National Master Mr.C.
Smothered Mate is defined, explained and explored by Chess for Children instructor Mr C., in this article
Checkmate with the King and Queen is demonstrated in this quick and entertaining video by NM Tyrell Harriott.
National Master Tyrell Harriott shows us his technique for implementing Checkmate with the King and The Rook.
The Ladder Checkmate – Part 3 – Checkmates you need to know – National Master Mr C takes you through the plans of how to checkmate with 2 Rooks
The Protection Checkmate is one of the easiest checkmates in a players arsenal. Here Mr C. shows a couple of different plans you can use.
The 2 Queen Checkmate is the first video in the series – The 5 Checkmates you need to know. Mr C form Chess for Children shows you how to win simply.
NM Steve Colding ( Mr. C.) gives the students his 5 step plan on how not to lose your chess pieces.
In Chess notation – a History, NM Steve Colding looks at the history of chess notations and explains the system that most players use today.
National Master Steve Colding give a chess lesson on how to crush the Scotch Game. His article gives a little history and his video shows one of his games.
National Master Steve Colding, explores the exemplary badness of easily the worst chess author of all time, Franklin Knowles Young.
10 signs your child might be a chess prodigy – Mr C gives a list of 10 things to look out for to determine if your child is a chess prodigy. Funny.
Meet Master Steve Colding is an article an video about the founder of Chess for Children. Mr. C, to his students, tells a little about what makes him tick.
National Master Steve Colding (Mr.C) shows you that booby traps can exist in even the quietest of openings including the quiet the 4 Knights Opening
Part 2 of Professor Pownall’s Oversight by H.R. Wakefield brought to you by Chess for Children
The Morra Gambit lives on is Mr C’s response to an article of his friend, Andre Harding’s article on the Morra Gambit from his site Chess Essentials.
This is about the biggest mistake that I made in chess and how a little boy taught me a big lesson.
How to behave at the Chess-board is a book written by National Master Steve Colding about how his student Jonathan won a game by sitting.