Chess Set Vector PowerPoint Template

This is awesome. I am a teacher, about to start a chess club for third through fifth grades, and this is really going to be a huge help!

This is perfect. I am in afghanistan for 9 months so I can shoot this back and forth with my 10 year old son and we can have some fun “Dad” time together until I get back. Thanks.

I have neve thought that powerpoint can do such kind of things. Thanks for open my world!!!

It is very cool! It only misses coordinates (eg. abcdefgh & 12345678).

The queen and king are placed on the wrong squares on the board, but other than that, looks good. Might include coordinates as a border.

Very useful, easy to move pieces (and amend the incorrect starting line up. Useful for school assembly and chess club.

I think this is fantastic! i have searched the web for such a resource as I am starting up a new chess club at my primary school. these powerpoints will be invaluable. THANKYOU!

I have to do a presentation on chess and I will actually be able to demonstrate moves. Very helpful!

Hallo, good, thank you

Like many posters above, I am a primary teacher looking for good chess resources – this is the best I have found. Thanks for the work! I will pass on your site to my club members.

Very good, however King and Queen need to be switched!!!

this is most helpful. I’ve been looking for useful templates for a while.. until I found you.. this would be a great help to my 1st time presentation to my boss and my clients.. I really want to impress them… with your help, I’m sure I’m not far from it.. THANKS!!

you put the king and the queen on the wrong square the queen goes on its color everyone know that right

Hi J, Thanks for your feedback I have now changed the template to reflect the queen being on the right square!

Hi, we have added the co-ordinates to our chess board

super!! thank you!

I am a math teacher who has started Chess Clubs in multiple schools. This template helped me to visually teach students. It is phenominal and great for teachers!

Yahoo! I visited my 5 year old grandson in NYC who I only see once a year (from Calif.) and he had a chess board and we played 6 games at dinner. I set this up with your templates so I can mail him 4 games in progress for his next moves and then update with running comments when I get it back (providing stamped self addressed envelopes) and make my moves and resend to him,this is going to be a great way to keep up with him thanks for sharing it.