Mini Dragons are just learning how to socialize and follow directions.  Kids at this level are taught basic self-defense techniques that can be effective with just 2 pounds of pressure.  They also develop listening skills, focus, respect for others, and self-discipline.  Their mascot is Kwansu.

Water Dragons are a little more socialized than the Mini Dragons, and they are learning to be more self-reliant.  They learn the regular children's material but in a modified way to accompdate their growing physical and mental skills.  Their mascot is Yook.

Fire Dragons are starting to test their independence and are able to work on their own for a moderate period of time.  They are excited about learning and can be impatient.  Their mascot is Sahm.

Mountain Dragons are preparing for the pre-teen years by becoming more responsible and independent.  They are expected to take care of smaller Dragons by being a good example, and Mountain Dragons will often be paired with smaller Dragons so they can guide them. Their mascot is Taebeck.