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    The document provides instructions on how to play chess, focusing on the rules for pawns. It discusses that: 1) Pawns can move forward one or two squares on their first move, and thereafter move one square forward each turn. Pawns capture diagonally forward. 2) Pawns are the only pieces that capture differently than they move. They move forward but capture diagonally forward. 3) Pawns that reach the opposite back rank can be promoted to a queen, rook, bishop or knight but not a king. This summarizes the key rules for moving and capturing with pawns in chess.

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    The document provides instructions on how to play chess, focusing on the rules for pawns. It discusses that: 1) Pawns can move forward one or two squares on their first move, and thereafter move one square forward each turn. Pawns capture diagonally forward. 2) Pawns are the only pieces that capture differently than they move. They move forward but capture diagonally forward. 3) Pawns that reach the opposite back rank can be promoted to a queen, rook, bishop or knight but not a king. This summarizes the key rules for moving and capturing with pawns in chess.

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    The document provides instructions on how to play chess, focusing on the rules for pawns. It discusses that: 1) Pawns can move forward one or two squares on their first move, and thereafter move one square forward each turn. Pawns capture diagonally forward. 2) Pawns are the only pieces that capture differently than they move. They move forward but capture diagonally forward. 3) Pawns that reach the opposite back rank can be promoted to a queen, rook, bishop or knight but not a king. This summarizes the key rules for moving and capturing with pawns in chess.

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    Step 1

    Name: Date of birth:

    Street: Place:

    School: Club:

    Learned chess from: Trainer:

    © Cor van Wijgerden


    The pawn

    Each side has eight pawns. The pawn move is different from the moves of all the other pieces. In fact,
    everything is different.

    A pawn can move one square The pawn captures diago­ Each side has 8 pawns in
    forward. On its first move nally forward, not straight. the starting position. They
    the pawn can chose whether It is the only piece that are standing on the 2nd and
    it wants to move one or two captures differently from the 7th rank. A pawn is the only
    squares forward. After this, way that it moves. chess piece that may not
    the pawn can only move one The pawn on d5 can capture move backwards. He also
    square forward each turn. the bishop or the knight. He may not capture backwards.
    The white pawns play from can also advance forward This means that the white
    bottom to top. one step. The pawn on g3 pawns can never stand on the
    The black pawns always play can play only after the black 1st and the black pawns never
    from top to bottom. pawn has captured on h3. on the 8th rank.

    If a pawn reaches the back Pawns may not jump, neither A pawn:
    rank, it can change into a over their own pieces, nor • can choose to move one
    queen, rook, bishop or knight over the enemy pieces. or two squares on its first
    of the same colour. The white a-pawn cannot move
    The pawn cannot remain move. The black g-pawn • may not move backwards
    on the square. The pawn is cannot move two squares • captures differently
    promoted. The pawn cannot forward because the bishop (diagonally) from the way
    change into a king. is in its way, nor can it it moves (forward)
    Pawn f7 chooses: capture the queen. The only • can change to a piece of
    move is one step forward to the same colour (except a
       
    g6. king) when it reaches the
    Pawn b2 chooses: opposite end of the board
       

    10 © Cor van Wijgerden Step 1


    Defending Protecting: A
     

    14 © Cor van Wijgerden Step 1


    Mate Creating mate: B

      

     ) 

     

      

      

    28 © Cor van Wijgerden Step 1


    Mate Mate in one: G
      

      

     

      

    36 © Cor van Wijgerden Step 1

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