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Chess Teacher Game Review & Giveway – Learn to Play Chess! | AD

*For the purpose of this Chess Teacher Game Review, I was sent my own game to give it a whirl too!

Chess Teacher Game Review & Giveaway

Teach your child to play chess with this cool Chess Teacher Game. It’s a great way for beginners to get to grips with the game and the way it’s set up means players are less likely to need to stop and ask questions.

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I found it really easy to teach my kids to play chess using the Chess Teacher Game, and the kind folks at Wicked Uncle have given one lucky reader the chance to win their very own Chess Teacher Game too! Keep scrolling to find out how!

Benefits of teaching your child chess

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Teaching your children chess has loads of benefits. Aside from the fact you’ll never be bored again because you’ll always have a chess partner, teaching them the game can have benefits for them too!

For starters, chess helps develop cognitive skills like reasoning, memory, and educated foresight. Skills we want all of our children to develop. It also helps them to concentrate on a task for longer periods, which will help with learning and studying for life.

Another great thing about turning your child into a little chess-lover is that they spend less time staring at a screen, which is what every parent wants, right?

Chess Teacher Game

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The box comes with instructions on how to set out the game and how to play. What’s special about it is, each piece is marked with its name, how many spaces it can move, and in which directions. This means you don’t have to give anything away to your opponent by stopping to ask about which piece does what.

Our Verdict on the Chess Teacher Game

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We really love the Chess Teacher Game. It’s easy to follow, the markings on the pieces keep things simple, and it’s been lots of fun teaching the kids. I definitely recommend it for anyone who wants to teach their children to play chess.

It says suitable from age six plus, and my seven-year-old got on with it really well. I think six plus is the perfect age suggestion as that’s when children start to have a slightly longer attention span. I don’t think my son could sit still for more than a minute until he was six!

Win a Chess Teacher Game!

Scroll down to the Rafflecopter widget below to be in with a chance of winning your very own Chess Teacher Game. Only valid entries will be counted, so make sure you follow instructions carefully.

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