B2-C1 level ESL Vocabulary Practice with a focus on adjectives that describe the Apollo mission. I made this ESL video quiz to mark the occasion of the international women's day. This lesson is complete with a basic lesson plan, discussion questions and a vocabulary list that includes the definition of the 10 adjectives from this quiz, plus useful vocabulary for the discussion.

Think of someone famous who is a good role model today.

Think of someone famous who is a bad role model today.

What personality traits and achievements make someone a good role model?

Who is your role model? What is the most important quality for you in your role model?

Have a discussion about role models (see below), e.g. what personality traits and achievements make someone a good role model.

Get students to explain what a "role model" is. (A role model is a person whose behavior, example, or success is or can be admired, emulated by others, especially by younger people. In short, a person who is setting a good example for others, someone we can look up to.)

Have the class come up with famous women we can look up to.

Watch how Margaret Hamilton and her team of engineers built the pioneering software for the Apollo 11 mission that sent mankind on the Moon. 

How One Woman Put a Man on The Moon - Margaret Hamilton

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. B2-C1 level ESL Vocabulary Practice with a focus on adjectives that describe the Apollo mission. I made this ESL…