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STARTING CHESSThis is the simplest book ever written on how to play chess. Part one deals only with how the chessmen move and capture; the objects of the game; check and checkmate; and the values of the different chessmen. Everything is described step by step, with plenty of examples, simple exercises and diagrams at every stage. Part two is an introduction to the main ways in which the chessmen can be used to win your opponent's pieces. Again, the many examples,

by Deborah Phillips

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New culture corners give students a taste of life in Britain Grammar and skills development give students a solid base for learning Learner Power sections teach students how to become better learners

both skills that promote proficiency in both fine motor development and counting activities your child will encounter in Kindergarten

While these activities may seem simplistic

Reminder readers of clues to use to help them "unlock" or figure out new words

All of these features are packed into a pocket-sized

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