Thinkers Publishing ABCHESS: Learn To Play Chess in 26 Stories New edition

The ABC of chess refers to the fundamental principles and basicconcepts that are essential for understanding and playing the game of chess.Chess is often considered crucial for the development of theyoung brain due to its various cognitive and educational benefits.The author, Vishnu Warrier found the perfect match withThinkers’ graphic artist Dirk Dewitte, producing his latest chess book for kidsand starters.Playing chess involves remembering the rules of the game,recalling past moves, and recognizing patterns on the board. This continuousexercise of memory can help improve a child's memory capacity and retention.Look no further, you have found the best starting point for thegame of Chess! Cognitive Skills: Chess requires players to use multiple cognitiveskills such as memory, concentration, logical reasoning, and problem-solving.Players need to plan moves in advance, anticipate their opponent's actions, andadapt their strategies accordingly. Engaging in these cognitive activities canhelp enhance overall mental abilities. Critical Thinking: Chess is a game of strategy and tactics, whichencourages players to think critically. · Memory Enhancement: Playing chess involvesremembering the rules of the game, recalling past moves, and recognizingpatterns on the board. Problem-Solving Skills: Chess presents players withvarious challenges and obstacles that require creative problem-solving. Theability to assess a situation, identify potential solutions, and choose thebest course of action is a valuable skill that can be applied to other areas oflife.· Planning and Forecasting: Chess involves planning severalmoves ahead and predicting the consequences of those moves. Concentration and Focus: Chess requires a high level ofconcentration and focus. Players must pay attention to the board, theiropponent's moves, and the overall strategy. Patience and Perseverance: Chess games can be lengthy, andplayers need patience to see a game through to its conclusion. Losing a gamealso teaches children the importance of perseverance, learning from mistakes,and bouncing back from setbacks.· Emotional Intelligence: Chess can help children developemotional intelligence by teaching them to control their emotions, handlesuccess and failure gracefully, and understand the impact of their decisions onthe overall game. Autorid: Warrier, Dewitte