Stomp, Chomp & Learn with Ollie

The Last Day of School: A Story About Growing Up

It's the last day at Cretaceous Creek Elementary, and Ollie stands outside the same sandstone walls and big welcoming door he first saw with butterflies in his tummy a whole year ago. In Room Three, Mrs. Terry hands out a leafy yearbook and asks everyone to share a favorite memory, from Tank's coolest rocks to Penny's nervous first day to a wonderfully muddy playground build. When it's Ollie's turn, he realizes he cannot pick just one, because his favorite thing about the whole year was learning that the best adventures are the ones you share. At a school-wide assembly, the principal surprises Ollie with the Heart of Cretaceous Creek Award, and as the final bell rings, six very different dinosaur friends promise to spend the whole summer adventuring together. A warm Season 1 finale about growing up, gratitude, and friends who feel like family. Stick around for Ollie's Dinosaur Fact about how Triceratops was one of the very last dinosaurs to walk the Earth, and how every bird you see today is a living dinosaur.

Camping with Dad: A Story About Family Traditions

Ollie and Papa Trix head off for a long-awaited camping trip in Fern Valley, just the two of them. After a hike through the deepest fern forest, they pitch a wonderfully lopsided tent, strike sparks with flint to start their first fire together, and roast marshmallows under a darkening sky. Papa Trix shares memories of camping in this very valley with his own dad, and together they name the stars, including a brand-new Triceratops constellation that will belong to their family forever. When a curious little family of Compsognathus drops by in the night, Ollie discovers that the best traditions are the ones we make and share. Stick around for Ollie's Dinosaur Fact about Haplocheirus and Shuvuuia, two dinosaurs that ruled the night with super-vision and super-hearing.

The Talent Show: A Story About Finding Your Gifts

The very first Cretaceous Creek Elementary Talent Show is coming, and Ollie's friends each know exactly what they'll do. Dash will run, Spike will balance berries on his back plates, Bree will sing, and Penny will play music with her crest. But Ollie can't find his talent. Singing sounds like rocks in a tin can. Dancing wakes the family of Compsognathus living under the porch. Juggling cycad fruits ends with one bouncing right off his horn and another straight to his eye. It takes a quiet word from Tank, the Ankylosaurus of few words but the right ones, for Ollie to discover the talent he's had all along. He has a knack for making other people shine. Stick around for Ollie's Dinosaur Fact about why the Triceratops frill might have been more than just a shield.

Ollie's Birthday Surprise: A Story About Friendship

It's Ollie's birthday, and everything is going wrong! The fern-berry cake comes out as flat as a pancake after Mama Trix accidentally sets a pot on it, a gust of wind sends Papa Trix's vine-streamers sailing into Mr. Anky's yard, and when noon arrives… none of Ollie's friends show up. Just as Ollie is starting to believe his birthday is ruined, Dash races over with news of an "emergency" at Cretaceous Creek Elementary. What Ollie discovers in the Great Hall is a reminder that the best surprises come from the dinosaurs who love you most. Stick around for Ollie's Dinosaur Fact about growth rings, baby T-Rex weight gain, and how long Apatosaurus could live!

The New Kid: A Story About Empathy

In Episode 6, “The New Kid,” Ollie welcomes a new neighbor and classmate: a shy Parasaurolophus named Penny. Moving from the Valley of Echoes to Fern Lane is a big change, and Penny finds herself feeling lonely and overwhelmed at her new school. Remembering his own nervous first day, Ollie steps up to show her the ropes, offering a seat at lunch and introducing her to his circle of friends. The week culminates in a special welcome celebration where Penny reveals the magical secret of her beautiful crest, teaching everyone that while starting over is hard, a little kindness and empathy can make any place feel like home.