Ho Math and Chess invents chess, math and puzzle worksheets

Sept. 27, 2007 - PRLog -- Ho Math and Chess invents chess, math and puzzle worksheets

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada -- Sep 27, 2007 --
Frank Ho, the founder of Ho Math and Chess and inventor of symbolic chess language and new chess training set  (patent pending), is very pleased to announce another innovative math teaching idea breakthrough in developing math and chess integrated workbook. A High Performance workbook which integrates a newly invented chess, math, and puzzle worksheets is scheduled to be released in the next few weeks.  

By following chess moves created by Symbolic Chess Language, a student can hunt answers by following a few trails using math concepts of symbolic manipulations, functions, transformations, and coordinates. Students must combine the knowledge of chess and math to solve these basic math and chess integrated problems. For example, it is really amazing to see a simple 5 + 5 question morphed to be a sophisticated problem-solving type of problem.

It is a puzzle, chess, and math all in one workbook.

These math and chess integrated worksheets are fun and educational and the purpose is to improve children's abilities in visualization, spatial relation, logic, and also their critical thinking skills. By going through this thinking process, the worksheets cultivates students to be more patient.

Ho Math and Chess is world leader in creating and researching math and chess integrated workbooks and is the only international child education franchise dedicated to teaching math through chess. More details about Ho Math and Chess can be found at www.mathandchess.com.

Any questions please direct to Frank Ho, 604-263-4321, or email to mathandchess@telus.net. Ho Math and Chess is headerquartered at Room 4, 2265 West 41st, Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6R 3H5.

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Ho Math and Chess is world leader in creating and researching math and chess integrated workbooks and is the only international child education franchise dedicated to teaching math through chess. More details about Ho Math and Chess can be found at www.mathandchess.com.

Website: www.mathandchess.com