Pee Wees have small attention span and it is difficult to get there attention long enough to teach them cheers/chants. Here are a few tips to help:

1. Teach them the words first - Always teach them the words first. You say it to them, and have them repeat. Make sure they are load and everyone is involved.

2. Simple Motions - Stay away from complicated motions. Hi-V's and Lo-V's are GREAT to work with.

3. Easy/fun words - Have kiddie words and rhymes. Make's it easier for them to remember.

4. Few Motions - Has a little motions as possible with clapping in the middle.

5. Make it fun - You can play games and/or competitions, OR have them make animal noises while they do the chant. Whatever makes it fun for them.

6. Teach only a couple - Teach maybe 1 or 2 a day,...maybe 3 (if at a camp). More than this will loose them.

7. Short and Easy - Make sure the chants are short and easy,...NO long story telling

8. Cheers 1st - If you are going to teach them a cheer that day, make sure you teach it first (to that of the chants and sidelines). Cheers are much longer and you will loose them easier, so do it first when you have their attention

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