This group class focuses on space exploration through the exciting context of the Artemis Program, helping students develop their English while discussing real scientific ideas. Students will explore how astronauts travel to the Moon, the role of mathematics in space missions, and the challenges of working beyond Earth. The class is designed for intermediate to upper-intermediate learners who are interested in technology, science, and meaningful discussion. The class follows a structured, interactive format. It begins with a visual lead-in and guided questions, followed by vocabulary and expression focus to build language awareness. Students then move into speaking activities, including discussion, deep thinking tasks, and a debate. The lesson also includes problem-solving scenarios to encourage critical thinking and real-life communication skills. Students are expected to participate actively, share opinions, and use the target language during discussions. This class is ideal for learners who want to improve their speaking skills while engaging with interesting, real-world topics related to space and innovation.

• Develop the ability to discuss space exploration topics using accurate and relevant vocabulary. • Improve speaking fluency by expressing opinions, giving reasons, and participating in discussions and debates. • Strengthen critical thinking skills by analyzing problems and suggesting logical solutions. • Use key concepts (e.g., velocity, trajectory, mission planning) to explain ideas clearly and confidently.