Welcome to
The Curious Creators' Club
An after-school program designed to ignite creativity, curiosity, and teamwork in students K- 5! Each program is based off of children’s book series “The Adventures of the Curious Creators Club”.
The Adventures of the Curious Creators' Club
Welcome to the world of the Curious Creators’ Club, a diverse group of kids representing every child’s spirit of adventure and creativity! These six young heroes, with their distinctive talents and unwavering enthusiasm, embody the joys and challenges of working together to solve problems in their community.
The Curious Creators’ Club doesn’t just represent fictional characters; it’s also an after-school program that is designed specifically to bring curiosity, creativity, and community to K-5 students. Our step-by-step guides allow any parent, teacher, or facilitator to run our programs stress-free and with ease.
Why Join The Curious Creators' Club?
Nurtures Creativity
Fosters Collaboration
Encourages Deeper Thinking
Promotes Critical Thin-king and Questioning
Inspires Risk-Taking
Develops Empathy
Elementary
Students
Age Group
60 - 30 minutes in 6 week segments
Duration
1 - 2 Times a
Week
Frequency
Be Curious!
Be Creative!
Be Confident!
See Who We Have Partnered With
Our list of partners grow every year and hopefully, you'll join them soon!
Our Testimonials
See how parents and students alike loved the Curious Creators’ Club Program
“We love that Curious Creators’ Club embraces diversity! Our family comes from a multicultural background, and it’s wonderful to see our son, Mathew, interact with kids from different backgrounds. They all learn from each other’s perspectives, just like the characters in the story who work together to achieve their goal. It’s a beautiful way to teach teamwork and empathy.”
– Aisha N.,
Parent.
“My daughter, Alice, has always been imaginative, but Curious Creators’ Club has taken it to a whole new level! She’s constantly coming up with new ideas for stories, crafts, and even inventions. The club’s focus on using imagination to solve problems is fantastic- it’s equipping her with valuable skills for the future.”
– Michael H.,
Parent.
“Since joining Curious Creators’ Club, my son, Ron, has blossomed! He’s always loved drawing, but now he’s more eager to collaborate with others. They brainstorm ideas together, just like the characters in the club’s story. Last week, they even built a ‘secret clubhouse’ out of blankets- their creativity is inspiring!”
– Sarah M.,
Parent.
Create Your Own Curious Creators' Club!
Schedule a meeting with one of our program directors and see how you can bring the Curious Creators’ Club to your local community or school!
Meet The Curious Creators' Club
Say hello to the six unique members of the Curious Creators’ Club. Each member has their own unique interest that helps them to be the best team they can be.
Charlie
Charlie is always curious and needs to know the answers to questions before he can move forward with his plan. Kids will learn how to ask questions and find the answers with the help of Charlie
Riley
Riley is always taking risks and trying new things to find the best solution to a problem. Kids will learn how to get out of their comfort zone to take risks and how to be ok with failure.
Eli
Eli is all about the journey and wants to make sure that the club is pointing in the right direction. Kids will learn how to think through problems in order to find the best path forward and to stay on track even when they’re stuck.
Abby
Abby is the cheerleader of the group and is always making sure everyone’s attitudes are positive. Kids will learn how to keep a positive attitude and support each other no matter what.
Taylor
Taylor is all about teamwork, from sports to games and even schoolwork she wants to make sure that everyone works as a team and that no one gets left behind. Kids will learn how to work as a team and celebrate each other’s unique qualities.
Evelyn
Evelyn is all about the details and the end results, making sure that everyone evaluates their journey together. Kids will learn how to set goals and evaluate how to meet them and how they got there.
