In this 5th-grade math lesson, students will explore essential concepts related to 3D geometry, focusing on identifying and describing common solid shapes, including cubes, spheres, cylinders, cones, and pyramids. The lesson begins with a discussion about geometry and its relevance in everyday life, followed by an introduction to the properties of these shapes. Through a shape hunt activity, students will find real-world objects that correspond to the identified 3D shapes and share their findings with classmates. They will then engage in a hands-on activity to create their own 3D models, labeling their properties. The lesson concludes with presentations of their creations, emphasizing the importance of recognizing shapes in their environment. Assessment will be based on participation, accuracy in labeling, and worksheet completion. Extension activities are suggested for students who excel, including lessons on volume and surface area, as well as research on notable structures. Overall, the lesson promotes active learning and fosters a deeper understanding of geometric concepts in a relatable manner.