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This document serves as a Learning Activity Sheet for understanding chess pieces, their movements, and the game's rules. It includes essential learning competencies, objectives, and various activities to help learners engage with chess. The activities involve identifying pieces, illustrating movements, creating a video presentation, and evaluating knowledge through identification questions.

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Pe 2 - Las 2

This document serves as a Learning Activity Sheet for understanding chess pieces, their movements, and the game's rules. It includes essential learning competencies, objectives, and various activities to help learners engage with chess. The activities involve identifying pieces, illustrating movements, creating a video presentation, and evaluating knowledge through identification questions.

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I.

INTRODUCTORY CONCEPT
In this Learning Activity Sheet you will understand the chess pieces, position, pointing and
movement in chess game. At the end of this LAS, it composed of Learning Activities for you to
learn how to play chess game.
MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING COMPETENCIES
1. Self-assesses health-related fitness (HRF) status, barriers to physical activity assessment
participation and one’s diet PEH11FH-IIg-i-6
2. Sets FITT goals based on training PEH11FH-IIi-j-7 532 principles to achieve and/or maintain
HRF.

II. LEARNING OBJECTIVES


1.
Identify the different chess piece, position, movement and attack.
3. Value the importance of chess in sports.
4. Execute the movements and attack and rules of chess game.

III. LEARNING ACTIVITIES


CHESS
GAME
Chess is one of the oldest and most popular board games. It is played by two opponents on a
checkered board with specially designed pieces of contrasting colors, commonly white and black.
The objective of the game is to capture the opponent's king.
CHESS PIECE

CHESS PIECE POSITION

CHESS MOVEMENTS, POINTS AND


ATTACKS
1. The BISHOP is considered a minor piece (like a knight)
and is worth three points. A bishop can move diagonally
as many squares as it likes, as long as it is not blocked
by its own pieces or an occupied square. An easy way to
remember how a bishop can move is that it moves like an
"X" shape. It can capture an enemy piece by moving to
the occupied square where the piece is located.

2. The ROOK is considered


a major piece (like the queen) and is worth five points. It can move
as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally, or as many
squares as it likes up or down vertically (as long as it isn't blocked
by other pieces). An easy way to remember how a rook can move is
that it moves like a "+" sign.

3. The QUEEN is considered a major piece (like a rook) and is worth nine
points. It can move as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally,
or as many squares as it likes up or down vertically (like a rook). The
queen can also move as many squares as it likes diagonally (like a
bishop). An easy way to remember how a queen can move is that it moves like a rook and a
bishop combined!

4. The knight is considered a minor piece (like a bishop) and is worth


three points. The knight is the only piece in chess that can jump over
another piece! It moves one square left or right horizontally and then
two squares up or down vertically, OR it moves two squares left or right
horizontally and then one square up or down vertically—in other words,
the knight moves in an "L-shape." The knight can capture only what it
lands on, not what it jumps over!

5. The pawn is the least powerful piece and is worth one point. If it is a pawn's first move, it can
move forward one or two squares. If a pawn has already moved, then it can move forward just
one square at a time. It attacks (or captures) each square diagonally to the left or right.

6. The king is not a very powerful piece, as it can only move (or capture) one square in any
direction. Please note that the king cannot be captured! When a king is attacked, it is called
"check."

ACTIVITY 1. NAME ME!


Write the name and corresponding points of each chess pieces in the table below
CHESS PIECE NAME POINTS
ACTIVITY 2. DRAW ME!
Illustrate the movement and attack of different chess piece in the table. Use arrows or draw a
chess board and shade the direction of movement and attack.

CHESS PIECE DIRECTION/MOVEMENT ATTACK


1. KING

2. QUEEN

3. ROOK

4. KNIGHT

5. BISHOP

6. PAWN

ACTIVITY 3. WATCH AND LEARN!


Create a short video presentation by showing the movement and position of every chess piece in
the chess board. This is the criteria for your guide in the activity.
CRITERIA
CORRECT EXECUTION – 40%
PRESENTATION – 30%
VIDEOGRAPHY – 20%
POSITIONING OF CHESS PIECE – 10%

IV. EVALUATION
DIRECTION. Read and answer carefully the following questions below.
1-5. IDENTIFICATION. Identify the term being asked in the question. Write your answer on the
space provided before the number.
______________1. It can move as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally, or as many
squares as it likes up or down vertically (like a rook).
______________2. The least powerful piece and is worth one point
______________3. The only piece in chess that can jump over another piece!
______________4. It can move as many squares as it likes left or right horizontally, or as many
squares as it likes up or down vertically
______________5. It can move diagonally as many squares as it likes, as long as it is not blocked
by its own pieces or an occupied square.
______________6. It is one of the oldest and most popular board games.
______________7. It is not a very powerful piece, as it can only move (or capture) one square in
any direction.
______________8. It moves like an "L-shape."
_____________9. It moves like a "+" sign.
______________10. It moves like an "X" shape.
11-15. Draw chess board and label the position of chess piece. 5 points.

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