Below is a great timeline animation by Algol from around 5 years go. The animation is released under a free culture licence. There is only minimal text that we can use as a timeline of events (see Globe Timeline Triggers) - so I imagine doing this manually.
https://david.hitchhikers.earth/assets/history-of-the-earth/federated-wiki-timeline-updated.html HEIGHT 200 History of the Earth. This video shows how the Earth may have looked like in the distant past. The reconstruction of plate tectonics is based on Paleomagnetic Data, though may be inaccurate before 1,000 Ma. The temparature, atomospheric composition, and length of day are also given, though these are estimates.
The animation was created using GPlates, which has the advantage of being based on open data and makes a great basis for the hard science fiction aspect of the Earth Edition of the Hitchhikers project.
HTML5 mp4 https://david.hitchhikers.earth/assets/history-of-the-earth/History%20of%20the%20Earth%20%5BQ1OreyX0-fw%5D.mp4
History of the Earth by Algol. This free culture video is 320.1 MB on disk, and is encoded with the vp9 codec. You can hear the accompanying music trackon the Youtube hosted version - youtube 
# See - Earth Timeline and Hitchhiker Time - Hitchhiker Globe and Globe Sprint - Globe Video Guide and GPlates Timeline - Globe.gl and Globe Timeline Triggers - Plate Tectonics
There is another nice plate techtonics video produced by Howtown.