Lección de ajedrez del CNY n.° 6: Punto muerto

Central NY Chess combines lecture, discussion, and hands-on (virtual) chess play in our one-hour format.  Our skilled Chess Coaches spend the first 20-30 minutes of the meeting explaining the lesson while engaging the students with questions along the way to ensure they are retaining the information.  After all students have a clear understanding of the lesson, the Coach will assist them in getting set up to practice what they have learned in online chess games against their classmates.  

There are 64 squares on a chess board, and in our series of 64 one-hour lessons we can take your child from Brand-new Beginner to Chess Champion!  This is Lesson #6: Stalemate:

In this lesson for beginners, the Coach will walk the students through the definition of Stalemate, and how it differs from other game-ending conditions.  Using examples provided by the Coach, not only will the concept of Stalemate be understood by the end of class, but all participants should also become able to identify situations where there is an impending risk of Stalemate, and how to avoid it.