Chess Endgames for Kids

Chess Endgames for Kinds
Copyright © Karsten Miiller 2015
Contents
	Introduction
	01: Mate with the Queen
	02: Mate with Two Rooks
	03: Mate with the Rook: Method 1
	04: Mate with the Rook: Method 2
	05: Mate with Two Bishops
	06: The Rule of the Square
	07: The Key Squares
	08: Opposition
	09: K+rP vs K
	10: K and Pawn Each: Blocked Pawns
	11: K and Pawn Each: Pawn Races
	12: King Geometry
	13: Protected Passed Pawn
	14:Triangulation and More Opposition
	15: 8ahr\'s Rule
	16: Pawns on One Wing
	17: The Outside Passed Pawn
	18: Mobilizing a Pawn-Majority
	19: Pawn Breakthrough
	20: Knight against Pawns
	21: Extra Knight
	22: Knight Endgames
	23: Bishop against Pawns
	24: Extra Bishop
	25: Same-Coloured Bishop Endings 1
	26: Same-Coloured Bishop Endings 2
	27: Opposite-Coloured Bishop Endings 1
	28: Opposite-Coloured Bishop Endings 2
	29: Bishop against Knight: Advantage for the Bishop
	30: Bishop against Knight: Advantage for the Knight
	31: Rook against Pawn 1
	32: Rook against Pawn 2
	33: Rook against Pawns
	34: Rook Endings 1: Understanding the Basics
	35: Rook Endings 2: Miraculous Draws?
	36: Rook Endings 3: Winning with Lucena
	37: Rook Endings 4: Ways to Cut the King Off
	38: Rook Endings 5: Rook\'s Pawns are Different
	39: Rook Endings 6: Rooks and Passed Pawns
	40: Rook Endings 7: Good Attackers , Poor Defenders
	41: Rook against Knight (no Pawns)
	42: Rook against Knight (with Pawns)
	43: Rook against Bishop ( no Pawns)
	44: Rook against Bishop (with Pawns)
	45: Queen against Pawn
	46: Queen Endings 1
	47: Queen Endings 2
	48: Queen against Rook (no Pawns)
	49: Mate with Bishop and Knight 1
	50: Mate with Bishop and Knight 2
	Test Your Endgame Skills
	Test Solutions
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