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Chess Lab › The numbers room

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  • ನಿರ್ದೇಶಾಂಕಗಳು
  • Ages 6 to 10
  • About 5 minutes

The story behind it

A chessboard is a map with 64 addresses. A letter tells you how far across, a number tells you how far up — exactly like the grid on a graph in a maths book. Every champion began here, learning the addresses.

Read the full story: The boy who would not wait →

How to play

  1. Read the square Ashta asks for.
  2. Letter first — across. Number second — up.
  3. Tap it. Three stars for no slips.

Levels

For teachers and coaches

Square hunt — Coordinates

Ages 6 to 10 · about 5 minutes · 8by8verse Chess Lab

What it teaches

Read and plot ordered pairs on a grid: across first, then up.

The story to tell first

A chessboard is a map with 64 addresses. A letter tells you how far across, a number tells you how far up — exactly like the grid on a graph in a maths book. Every champion began here, learning the addresses.

Three questions to ask

  • Why do we say the letter before the number?
  • Which squares share the letter d? What do they have in common on a graph?
  • What changes when you sit on Black’s side — the board, or only your view of it?

Without a screen

Chalk a grid on the floor. One pupil calls a square, another walks to it — across first, then up.