You do not want to throw a lot of hard information at them. If you tell your son or daughter to grip the club so the Vs point to their right shoulder, they're not going to get it. But, if you draw a smiley face on their left hand and tell them to grip the club so the face appears, they'll understand. The idea is to instill good fundamentals without them working at it, and creating an environment that will keep them coming back. That's the reason we play a lot of games in our junior program.
Kids love to compete against one another.
Not only does this build golf skills, but it also teaches them etiquette and the importance of fair play and good sportsmanship. I'm sure your kids will enjoy. You might even want to try them yourself. They're always analyzing this position or that position during the swing, but they're not thinking about the target. It's very important that children .don't fall into that trap.