Everyone wants to be involved, and organized chaos can be useful, as it simulates game conditions. Keep records and maintain high standards. This ensures that you can better evaluate what works and what does not. As you maintain high standards for yourself, do so for the children as well. Everyone appreciates being called by their first name.
Children love to be known by their coaches.
Make a point of learning names as quickly as possible. It's a good idea to talk about coaching with your child first, to see how he or she feels. Learn the language. Understand the sport you are coaching, including its vocabulary. Hit the books.