Step into a quiet desert at sunset, where ancient rocks and hidden fossils hold the secrets of Earth’s history. In this gentle 10-minute story, kids will discover how paleontologists read rock layers like pages in a book, why fossils act as “stone memories,” and how scientists use special “radio clocks” inside rocks to tell just how old they are.

With calm narration and simple analogies—like a layer cake of rocks and hourglass-shaped atoms—this episode makes big science ideas easy to understand at bedtime. Along the way, we’ll meet a dinosaur footprint, explore volcanic ash bookmarks in stone, and end with a cozy reminder that birds are living relatives of dinosaurs.

Perfect for ages 4–10, “Dinosaur Timekeepers” blends science, wonder, and relaxation to help curious kids drift off to sleep while learning something new.