Plenty of people learned chess from their dad. Give him a game back: one the two of you played, his own best win, or a famous match he followed when he was younger.
We draw every move as one picture, print it with a title like “Dad's First Win” and post it free. It works for Father's Day, which falls on the third Sunday in June in the UK and the US, and just as well for a birthday or Christmas.

Fischer against Spassky, Kasparov against Karpov, Kasparov against a computer. Pick the one from his era.

Fischer's Game 6 Masterpiece
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Kasparov vs Karpov, Moscow 1985
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Kasparov vs Deep Blue 1997, Game 1
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The Game of the Century
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Fischer Returns — 1992
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Tal's Championship Magic
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Kasparov's Immortal
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The Opera Game
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If either of you plays on chess.com or Lichess, import a game between you. If it was on a kitchen table years ago, write out the moves you remember in standard notation and paste them in.
Make it personal →Fischer and Spassky played in Reykjavik in 1972. Kasparov and Karpov met in five world championship matches between 1984 and 1990. Deep Blue beat Kasparov in 1997.
See the matches →Pick a famous game from his decade. The Game of the Century was played in 1956, and Tal took the title from Botvinnik in 1960.
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