Four little pitches and four adults giving four different messages

I’d definitely agree a few basics before the next one. I would keep it to three things: 1. Help with the restart/rule only when the children need it. 2. Do not coach their next football decision. 3. Keep the game moving and keep the environment positive. That still leaves adults enough freedom to be themselves, but the children get a similar experience whichever pitch they move onto. I’d also have a two-minute chat with all facilitators before the first game rather than sending a long document nobody reads. The biggest issue is when one pitch gives players loads of ownership and then they move next door and an adult tells them where to stand and where to pass. Consistency matters more than having the perfect wording.