As young players begin to mature they have an increased appetite to learn more about the game.  This is a good age to start to provide more technically based drills, games and exercises. 

Work on movement and support.

Provide many demonstrations as this is a key learning style of young players, involve them through effective questioning to promote discovery and facilitate the learning of key points. 

Start to get them to see the bigger picture; you can start to do this at this age as they are beginning to understand the concept of teamwork.

In small sided games work on positional play.  Watch closely and concentrate on tactical aspects, like creating and using space effectively, using passing triangles, wall passes, switching play from side to side, using all of the pitch length & width in attack including depth and compactness in defence.

Keep sessions fun and enjoyable, focus on team play, organisation, roles and responsibilities.  Young players in this age group have the most capacity to learn and a large proportion of their soccer education takes place during these years. 

Provide plenty of opportunities for the group to work as a team and set them up for success.