8U Team with No Experience - Input?

I'm coaching an 8U team this year. Rec league. I have a decent amount of experience coaching older ages (9+), and I think a generally good understanding of the game, practice organizations, drills appropriate for various ages, etc. I played through club baseball.in college if that helps level set anything. Ok, on to my question.

I didn't have high expectations for skull for this 8U (coach pitch) team, but it's significantly worse than I expected. To start, only 9 on the roster, which is crazy, but a story for a different day. My son (7) is an abiver average player with good understanding of the game for his age. There is one other player on the team who has a decent base skill set. After those two, though, we're talking kids who aren't sure which hand they throw with or whether they bat right or left handed. A couple knew where 1st base was, but half didn't know you had to actually TOUCH first base. Hitting...wed struggle if this was tball...in coach pitch, we might struggle to have 3 who can put it in play consistently.

Not trying to put the kids down at all. Not their fault they've had no exposure to the game. But what's the best strategy here for both teaching them basic skills (we have to at least be able to throw a ball and not bat cross handed, right) and teach them some basic rules of the game? In tball, you can get away with zero knowledge. In 8u, it's a little harder. Feels like there's not enough time to cover his. First games in a month, we get two practices a week. Thoughts?