Teach children the game of chess in a playful way with SchachTett, the first quartet to chess.
Each player gets 6 cards. With more than 8 players, each player should get 4 cards. Decide whether to play the easy or the more difficult variant (pawns / knights = easy, rook / queen = difficult).
The goal of the game is to "win" one card of each category by answering the questions and thus get a quartet.
Player A (the youngest, the smallest, ...) starts and chooses a card from player B, who then asks player A the question on the card. If player A answers the question correctly, he has "won" that card and can put it in front of him. If player A cannot answer the question correctly, then player B has "won" the card and can place it in front of him. The round continues clockwise according to the same system.
The winner is the first player to have a card of each color in front of him.
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