Got Character? is a terrific musical and motivational program. Eric begins with the familiar idea, "you are what you eat", and later shows how we also are what we do, say and think. Eric’s message is we are what we choose, and he encourages students to: do the best they can, think positively, have goals and perseverance, eat healthy and exercise, and be kind to others. Got Character? is a great "Character Counts" program, and includes many aspects of living well, including: good health, bravery, responsibility, treating others with respect, and using your time wisely.ways to save energy at home. Students will be encouraged to Use Less Water, Change the Thermostat, Plant a Tree and even simpler things like how playing outside instead of video games saves LOTS of energy!
THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX includes many fun songs, interactive segments, puzzles and trick questions that encourage students to think and discover ideas in new ways. Eric teaches creative thinking and problem solving concepts such as brainstorming, expecting the unexpected, perseverance, asking "What if...?" and the idea that there is more than one way to skin a potato (no potatoes will be harmed during this program). Children have different interests and aptitudes, and this program helps them to use their own inspiration and creativity in whatever ways they choose to or need to throughout their lives.
"Sun and Moon" in Life as We Know It film. Eric's song, "The Tale of the Sun and the Moon" will be featured in the upcoming Warner Bros. movie, Life as We Know It, in theaters on October 8, 2010. The song, or part of it, will be sung by the lead actress, Katherine Heigl, and the song and possibly the video will also appear elsewhere.
"The Elephant Song" covered on Xuxa's new DVD/CD. A new version of "The Elephant Song", performed by the singing duo, Victor and Leo, will be on the new DVD/CD by Brazilian superstar Xuxa. A very brief clip of it can be heard on this commercial for the DVD.
The Today Show. Apparently, they were "Crazy Over Vegetables" on The Today Show. Here's a link to the clip.
