Once upon a sunny day in Uganda, two African best friends named Junior and Naka were playing in their village. They heard about a special game called 'Tapo' that all the kids loved to play. Excited to try something new, they gathered their friends and headed to the playground.

In Tapo, there were three important parts: the Guard, the kids who hid, and a special item that the Guard had to protect. The goal was for the kids to hide and avoid being seen by the Guard, while also attempting to touch the guarded item to set everyone free.

Junior, being the brave one, decided to be the Guard first. Naka and their friends scattered to find the perfect hiding spots. They hid behind trees, under benches, and even climbed up tall slides!

With a serious face, Junior began searching for his friends. He looked left and right, trying to spot anyone. But Naka was clever! She stayed hidden and watched the Guard closely.

While Junior was searching, Naka saw a chance and slowly approached the guarded item. She tip-toed, careful not to make a sound. And finally, she touched the item, setting everyone free!

Everyone celebrated their victory and thanked Junior for being a fair Guard. They all took turns being the Guard and finding creative hiding spots. Tapo became their favorite game to play in the village.

From that day on, Junior and Naka's friendship grew even stronger. They spent many sunny days playing Tapo together and enjoying their time in the village.

The end.