Play Chess for Free: https://www.chesskid.com/play/computer Want to learn how to play chess? Well, you're in the right place! In this video, you'll learn the six unique ways that each of the pieces move, how a chess game can be won and three special rules that you need to remember when playing the game (they may seem strange, but you'll soon get the hang of it!) In this completed animated video, FunMasterMike will help you learn the ropes, so you can start your journey to chess mastery. Chess is a unique skill that helps us to develop important skills, such as problem solving, creativity, critical thinking and helping us to see from another's perspective. We understand that chess can seem complicated at first...and that's why our guide helps you to understand key terms such as 'check', 'checkmate', and 'en passant'. Once you've finished this video, you'll be able to learn more from FunMasterMike on our YouTube channel, including chess openings, how to set up a chess board and beginner's tips. He's a real-life chess master! More Beginner Chess Videos Scholar's Mate: null Pawn Promotion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGIQWJudCaI The Ultimate Trapping Technique: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oaz_UhxTCts How to Set Up a Chess Board: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C59-9wSxTCg Timestamps 00:07 - The Chess Pieces 00:19 - The Rook 01:01 - The Bishop 02:07 - The Queen 03:08 - The King 04:01 - The Pawn 06:19 - The Knight 08:11 - The Goal Of Chess 08:20 - Checks And Checkmates 11:36 - Stalemates 12:34 - Castling 14:45 - Special Pawn Moves 15:02 - Pawn Promotions 15:53 - En Passant Captures 17:46 - How To Set Up The Chessboard 18:07 - Tips To Play The Opening How to play chess: The player with the white pieces always moves first. How to Move the Rook: Rooks can move in any straight line and can not move diagonally. Rooks can not jump across other chess pieces. How to Move the Bishop: Bishops move across the diagonals of the board. Bishops on a dark square can only move to other dark squares in a diagonal. Bishops on a light square can only move onto other light squares. How to Move the Queen: The queen combines the power of the rook and the bishop. Queens can move diagonally and along straight lines and capture by running into any piece. How to Move the King: The king can only move one square in any direction. However, it's essential to learn what to do when your king is placed into 'check' by watching the full video from FunMasterMike! How to Move the Pawn: The pawn usually only travels one square forward at a time. Only when a pawn is on the starting row can it move one or two steps forward. Pawns are the only chess pieces that capture in a different direction to how they usually move. Although pawns typically move in straight lines, they can only capture other pieces diagonally. How to Move the Knight: The knight moves in an 'L' shape. The knight is unique because it can jump over other pieces when capturing material! Make sure to watch the video to learn more about castling effectively, en passant captures, setting up the chessboard, tips on chess openings, special pawn moves, pawn promotions, stalemates, and how to win the game! Do you like watching chess videos? Then, subscribe to our YouTube Channel and follow us on Twitch. We're the scholastic extension of Chess.com! And don't forget to follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter to receive the latest updates about the best chess website for kids in the world. ✔️ Sign up for FREE online play: https://www.chesskid.com/home 💙 Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChessKidcom 🐦 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChessKidcom 🖼️ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chesskidofficial 📱 Follow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@chesskidcom #howtoplay #chesskid #chesscom