No teams this time unless 4 of you want to compete with the 7th 8th and 9th graders - we could.
I jumped ahead a lesson, so today's lesson was on pinning pieces. You should have learned:
1) How to find a pin - "Two big pieces on a line - look out it's pinning time!"
2) After you pin a piece, ATTACK IT!
3) Don't be in a hurry to take the pinned piece - it's not going anywhere
4) Even a pin on a pawn can be dangerous
Next week we will learn notation. Advanced players will notate their games.
Others will learn all about castling.
| Name | 24-Feb |
| Kartik | 882 |
| Hale | 855 |
| Gage | 674 |
| Isaac | 560 |
| Everett | 551 |
| Lennox | 540 |
| Bharath | 515 |
| Tapio | 512 |
| Thomas L | 374 |
| Suhaas | 329 |
| Theo | 295 |
| Jon M | 272 |
| Zenji | 208 |
| Dennis | 204 |
| Luc | 203 |
| Michael | 201 |
| Raiyan | 150 |
| Nawal | 137 |
| Thomas H | 133 |
| John S | 120 |
| Charles | 118 |
| Rigo | 110 |
| Jacob | 102 |
| Sawyer | 100 |
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