Actually, now that I think about it, with Rochester United...we have um...50ish attending Nationals...although it's 3 teams put together...

We got about 15 kids and about 20 total for the team...

hmmm
 

i think only 20 or something people worked really out of 70

I don't like the slackers

Well for us, since our team is so small this year, everyone has to do something. At least 3 jobs. Some people did more jobs, some people did less. Next year we hope to have a total of 20 people or more. Luckily, I already have 6 people interested in joining next year.

That's what I like about small teams. There are no slackers, everyone works.

less than 10.

yeah... but my team is 50 kids... i try to get everyone involved...

yeah!
 

how? just curious... i need to learn

nice nice nice
 

what methods do you use? i need to learn... some kids are too timid

well theres alot of different ways... just like make it interesting but make it so the learn too... be open to what you are doing...

Just put it this way, by doing stuff that you don't know how to do, you learn how to do it and you'll never know. Maybe, in the future, those skills may come in handy. So in other words, you're actually helping yourself for future purposes. That's how I look at it.