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Weekly Chess Training Schedule

The Chess Training Matrix outlines a week-long program focusing on chess basics, piece movements, and strategies. Each day includes specific goals and expected outcomes, gradually increasing the complexity of lessons from light to medium load. By the end of the week, learners are expected to understand fundamental chess concepts and engage in a guided practice game.

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Weekly Chess Training Schedule

The Chess Training Matrix outlines a week-long program focusing on chess basics, piece movements, and strategies. Each day includes specific goals and expected outcomes, gradually increasing the complexity of lessons from light to medium load. By the end of the week, learners are expected to understand fundamental chess concepts and engage in a guided practice game.

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Chess Training Matrix

Day Time Focus (Movement / Skills) Load Remarks Expected Outcomes


Monday 4:30-5:30 Introduction to Chess Basics Light - Engage students and Learners can identify chess pieces
- Chess board layout and names build interest and set up the board correctly
of pieces
- Objective of the game
(capturing the king -
checkmate)
Tuesday 4:30-5:30 Piece Movement: Pawns and Light - Emphasis on simple Learners can confidently move
Rooks movement rules pawns and rooks
- Pawn moves (forward and
capture)
- Rook moves (horizontal and
vertical)
Wednesday 4:30-5:30 Piece Movement: Bishops and Moderate - Introduce unique Learners understand the diagonal
Knights movement movement of bishops and the L-
- Bishop moves (diagonally) shaped movement of knights
- Knight moves (L-shaped)
Thursday 4:30-5:30 Piece Movement: King and Moderate - Cover key pieces' Learners know how the king and
Queen importance queen move; understand the
- King moves (one square any importance of protecting the king
direction)
- Queen moves (any direction)
Friday 4:30-5:30 Basic Opening Concepts Medium - Explain importance of Learners begin to understand
- Controlling the center of the early moves opening goals: control center and
board develop pieces
- Developing pieces early
(knights and bishops)
Saturday 8:00-11:00 Intro to Capturing and Medium - Apply movements to Learners understand how to capture
Defending basic tactics pieces and defend their own pieces
- Capturing opponents' pieces
- Defending own pieces
Sunday 8:00-10:00 Review & Practice Game Light - Focus on applying what Learners demonstrate understanding
- Guided practice game they've learned through a guided practice game

Notes:

- Load Remarks start light and gradually increase to medium by Day 5 to balance learning with enjoyment.
- Expected Outcomes aim to build a foundation of chess fundamentals, allowing students to complete a basic practice game by Day 7.

Prepared by:

JEANNE PAULINE B. ACOSTA ERMA G. BASILIO JANINE D. BAZAN


Coach Coach Coach

Checked and validated by:

MAR R. GALLEGO
TugES Sports Coordinator

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