This resource focuses on rigid motions in geometry, particularly the concept of moving shapes without altering their size or shape. It introduces important definitions such as pre-image and image, alongside the use of prime notation for labeling new vertices following transformations. The first activity involves analyzing a storefront logo that undergoes a flip transformation across the y-axis, where students will identify the original and transformed coordinates. The second activity encourages students to verify the side lengths of the original shape and its image to emphasize the concept of congruence in rigid motions. Additionally, a challenge extension task provides an opportunity to apply these concepts to a square undergoing multiple transformations, reinforcing understanding of congruence.