PrettyGeek Studio

PrettyGeek Studio Hello, Prettygeeks! I'm a painter and maker working mostly in watercolor, ink, and resin! Hello! Please feel free to comment, post, and message me anytime!

I carry an expansive stocking, but also offer customs and commissions year-round!

~♡~ My name is Brittany, and as the creator and lead artist, I'm in charge of this page! Our Website: prettygeekstudio.com

Our YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnOZ1fmnWWBoXdJYEPzjcpA? Our Instagram: instagram.com/prettygeekchic
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08/04/2026

**I Opened 4 Suite Spaces Mystery Boxes! | Cottagecore, Boho & More ✨**

Four tiny mystery boxes, twenty tiny surprises, and a whole lot of chatting. 😂

I put all four of my Suite Spaces unboxings together into one quick video! We’ve got two Cottagecore boxes, Live Happy, and Boho Vibes, with five little items hiding in each one.

Come hang out with me while I tear into each box, react to the tiny goodies, and give you a quick look at everything I ended up with. It’s fast, it’s a little chaotic, and yes, I definitely have opinions. 😂

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08/04/2026

A little love letter to a classroom that changed so much over the course of a year. 🥹💛

Last school year was my first year back in an in-person classroom after several years of teaching online, and I was lucky enough to have this absolutely GORGEOUS space to make our own. It slowly became a little world of its own—learning spaces, play spaces, a living room, a kitchen, cozy corners, holiday magic, and so much more.

And then, near the end of the year, we found out that some pretty big changes were coming. My new space is… well. 😂 It’s a very small, very pizza-shaped room that is somewhere between a tiny office and a large closet compared to what we had.

But I’m ... excited about it.

I’ve been picking up furniture specifically for the new space, dreaming up ways to make every inch count, and imagining a cozy little cottage classroom filled with play-based learning, creativity, and all the little things that make a space feel like ours.

It’s going to be VERY different. And honestly? That might be okay.

Over half of my caseload will be with other classrooms this year, which means I also get to meet a whole bunch of new little friends—and I am SO excited about that. Our K–2 crew is going to be a lot of fun. 🥰

There’s still a LOT to buy, build, organize, and figure out before we’re ready, but I’m really hopeful about this next chapter.

This is just the beginning. I’ll share the finished space in a few weeks. For now, come get excited with me. 🏡✨

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03/29/2026

Next out the door: Rose Quartz, heavily created with rose quartz (obvi), amethyst, and fluorite, it also features something brand-new to our knucks - Handmade polymer clay roses! I love suggestions coming through during commissions and am SO HAPPY with these and can hardly wait to make more!

12/25/2025

☕🤍 A Closer Look at One Little Bin from Today’s Tour 🤍☕

If you watched yesterday’s room tour, you may have spotted this quiet favorite tucked into our winter learning space — a mini cocoa sensory bin designed for one or two students at a time.

Mini bins like this are small by design, but incredibly intentional.

✨ Soft vanilla + cocoa rice
✨ Gentle, predictable textures
✨ A limited footprint that supports focus and regulation
✨ Just enough materials to invite engagement without overwhelm

In our classroom, sensory bins support far more than play. They help students practice:
🤎 Entering and exiting a space appropriately
🤎 Turn-taking and shared routines
🤎 Fine motor control through scooping, pouring, and sorting
🤎 Communication and social boundaries
🤎 Cleanup, care of materials, and transitions

Sensory materials are not “set it and forget it.”
They are structured opportunities to build independence, self-regulation, and confidence — especially for students who need learning environments to meet them where they are.

This mini cocoa bin is one example of how play-based, thematic learning continues to have a meaningful place in elementary settings when it’s designed with intention.

And yes — versions of these mini bins will be returning very soon as the new website prepares to launch. More details on that shortly.

For now, I just wanted to give this little bin its moment — because sometimes the quietest tools are doing the most work. 🤍☕

12/25/2025

What does play-based learning look like in an elementary resource room?

Here’s a quick look at our winter thematic learning cycle in action.
While I work in a traditional public school, my resource room supports students with a wide range of needs — from self-contained services to academic and social-emotional support.

At the elementary level, thematic learning doesn’t replace curriculum.
It supports access.

Themes help guide pacing, language, materials, and entry points so students can meaningfully participate — regardless of where they’re starting.

In this space, you’ll see:
• Life-skills learning built into shared routines
• Fine and gross motor practice through hands-on materials
• Collaborative, multi-day projects
• Sensory supports designed for regulation, boundaries, and independence
• Intentional opportunities for communication, cleanup, and transitions

Sensory play here isn’t free-for-all or filler — it’s structured, purposeful, and responsive to student needs.

Play-based learning at the elementary level is not about lowering expectations.
It’s about creating access, honoring development, and teaching skills that carry far beyond the classroom.

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