Practice
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
The Village at Vistancia Clubhouse
Kids activities · Peoria, Arizona
Not a class. Not a sport. Not a screen. Creative Innovators Project is a nonprofit youth club in Vistancia where kindergarten through high school students build, invent, perform, and problem-solve together — every week, all season long.
📍 The Village at Vistancia Clubhouse · 29701 N Sunrise Point, Peoria, AZ 85383

Plenty of Peoria activities let kids build a robot, learn to code, paint a picture, or complete one STEAM project. Those are all valuable. CIP does something different: it brings all of those areas together on one consistent team, and hands the problem to the kids.
Coaches don't provide answers or complete the work. They ask questions, keep the workspace safe, and get out of the way. Students brainstorm, research, build, test, argue, compromise, rebuild, and present. By the end of a season, a shy fourth-grader has performed in front of judges; a middle-schooler has engineered a vehicle out of scrap; a high-schooler has managed a budget and led a team.
Our four divisions cover kindergarten through 12th grade. The Primary team (K–2) has no scoring at all — it's about process, play, and confidence. Divisions 1–3 compete in Odyssey of the Mind, an international creative problem-solving competition, at Regional, State, and (for teams that qualify) World Finals. Kids who love engineering, art, storytelling, building, performing, or organizing all find a role.
We meet weekly at The Village at Vistancia Clubhouse in North Peoria (29701 N Sunrise Point, Peoria, AZ 85383). The season runs August through May. Families come from Vistancia, Lake Pleasant, Sonoran Mountain Ranch, Surprise, Glendale, and across the Northwest Valley.
Membership is $500 per student for the full season, or five monthly payments of $100 — with family pricing for siblings, a $350 rate for Primary, scholarships, and Arizona ESA (ClassWallet) accepted. Families can also earn discounts by coaching or volunteering at the Regional tournament.
Real materials — cardboard, lumber, PVC, motors, fabric, paint — and real tools, used safely under coach supervision.
Instead of a one-off camp, kids join a consistent team from August to May and build relationships alongside skills.
Performing, presenting, and defending their own ideas in front of judges changes how kids see themselves.





2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
The Village at Vistancia Clubhouse
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
The Village at Vistancia Learning Lounge
NO PRACTICE for Primary Team
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
The Village at Vistancia Learning Lounge
NO PRACTICE for Primary Team
FAQ
Kindergarten through 12th grade. Students are placed by grade into Primary (K–2), Division 1 (3–5), Division 2 (6–8), or Division 3 (high school).
Yes. Odyssey of the Mind problems combine engineering with theater, art, writing, music, and design. Every team needs builders, writers, performers, artists, and organizers.
It's a season-long team, not a drop-in class. Kids work on the same open-ended challenge for months, which is where resilience, leadership, and real problem-solving are built.
Yes — we host open practices and parent info nights before each season. Join the newsletter or contact us and we'll let you know when the next one is.
The Village at Vistancia Clubhouse, 29701 N Sunrise Point, Peoria, AZ 85383, just off Lake Pleasant Parkway in North Peoria.
Registration for the 2026–2027 season is open. Scholarships and Arizona ESA funds accepted.