The Laminated Chess Palace Board is a durable, reusable learning tool that can be written on with a whiteboard marker and easily wiped clean. It is ideal for solving chess exercises, placing pieces, planning routes or practising playful Chess Palace activities.

Thanks to its laminated surface, the same board can be used again and again, making it a practical long-term tool for teachers, parents and children learning chess.

It is available in two sizes, so everyone can choose the option that best suits their needs.

What makes it special?

• Available in two sizes (15 × 15 cm and 25 × 25 cm), making it suitable for both individual and group activities.

• Its laminated, wipe-clean surface allows exercises to be completed again and again using a whiteboard marker.

• Encourages playful observation and conversation while developing observation skills, vocabulary and spatial awareness.

• Suitable for use at home, in kindergarten and at school, for both independent and guided activities.

• Thanks to its durable design, it is a reliable learning tool for long-term use.

Which size should I choose?

15 × 15 cm

• easily fits into a pencil case or bag;

• ideal for individual activities;

• perfect for travel and practice at home.

25 × 25 cm

• larger, easy-to-view playing surface;

• more convenient for working together;

• ideal for activities in kindergarten and at school.

Play ideas

Chessboard side

• Copy exercises from a book or workbook onto the board and solve them again and again!

• Place the chess pieces according to the teacher’s or parent’s instructions, then name the squares!

• Draw a route and work out how the piece can reach the target square!

• Create your own chess puzzles and challenge your family members or classmates to solve them!

• Practise checkmate positions, captures and chess piece movements with a wipe-clean marker!

Chess Palace side

• Find and name the Chess Palace characters!

• Point out the royal throne room, the bridge or the lake!

• Find three red objects in the picture!

• Look for things that appear two or more times!

• Describe which way you would go if you were exploring Chess Palace!