Today we went over the fork worksheet.

We learned in passing that if you are left with a bishop, pawn and king against just a king, you can queen the pawn unless the pawn is on a rook file (a-file or h-file) and the bishop is not on the same color square as the queening square.

Then we learned about hurdles and skewers. "Two big pieces on a line? Look out! It's hurdle time!" If the front piece is the king, it's a hurdle. If it's not the king, it's a skewer.

Here's nice problem. White's turn. You should be concerned about his pawn. What's the winning move?

	6	Dean	358
RR, KQ	6	Ben	232
	8	Leo	210
	5	Evan	191
RR	5	Warren	190
	6	Owen	183
RR, KQ	7	J.R.	173
	5	Liam	166
RR, KQ	7	Elliot	161
RR	6	Luke	157
	5	John	133
	6	Judah	127
RR	5	Justin	122
	6	Atticus	116
	5	Emilia	111
	6	Joshua	107
	7	Sincere	104
	6	Adam	100