Two teams of three compete in this activity. 
2 small goals are located on both base lines and 3 balls are placed in the small areas on the sidelines as shown. 
The size of the playing field is adequate to the given age-group.

Balls outside: Minimum of 2 balls up to 4 ones on both sides.

Teams attack alternately while they have balls outside the area. The players have to switch, since the game continues without an interruption when the ball is gained by the defending unit.
The load and the intensity can be varied with the number of balls outside. Ideally we should start this exercise with 2 balls on both sides and one in the middle at the start. That means the teams will play at least 5 situations.
The load can be also affected by giving restrictions to the attacking team with the number of touches on ball, or maximizing the number of passes before trying to score.