Games help kids to enhance their creativity, thinking skills and give them the much-needed recreation from their day-to-day activities. With the number of children getting hooked on to video games increasing each day, the parental concern over their lack of physical activities is on the rise. Children under the age of 5 are extremely curious and inquisitive about the surroundings. The best way to help them learn and garner knowledge is by teaching them the same by means of various recreational activities. While their love for playing and having fun will never subside, this is the best way to make sure that the games your kids play is a learning experience too. Buzzle hereby provides you with games that will not only make your kids dump the idiot box, but will also help develop all-round skills. I spy is a guessing game that involves minimum of 2 players. In this game, one player has to spot an object which is visible to the rest and has to provide clues to the remaining players while they try to guess the object. The line usually goes -- "I spy with my little eye..."; needless to say, the player who guesses it correctly, wins. For example: "I spy with my little eye... something that is green and tall" (a tree). This game helps hone your child's color and shape identification skills. You can modify the game according to your liking too. One of the most popular games even today, Tag is a game where you'll definitely have to do quite a bit of running. In this game, one person is selected as 'it', and he/she has to chase the other players within a decided area. Once the person who is marked as 'it' succeeds in chasing and touching (tagging) any one of the other players, the tag is transferred to that player who now becomes 'it'. The new tagged player should now chase other players and follow the same rules. Although not a physical activity, any board game such as Snakes and Ladders or the one ones involving knowing of alphabets and numbers, definitely rate high on the fun quotient. If your kid has recently learned his/her alphabets and numbers, these games will help them practice and perfect the letters and numbers without getting bored. Since children below the age of 5 are not used to formation of complete sentence, it will be tough for them to comprehend complex clues. The easier way to do that is by forming clues that will be suitable for their age. For example, a clue can include "C for Cat, D for?" with a picture of a drawer below it. This will make it easier for the children to guess the word and where to find the next clue. The best part about this game is that there is no limit to the number of players taking part. This is yet another game to improve a child's vocabulary and the way they analyze different shapes and sizes. The game can be modified according to the child's needs. If the blocks are of alphabets, you can provide a word to the child and ask him/her form the same with the help of the blocks. If the blocks are of varying size and shapes, ask your kid to put the blocks into the respective slots. You can include various colors of the blocks and their identification also into play. Games that involve physical and brain training and giving them a fun twist is always a hit among kids of all ages. The aforementioned games will definitely help kids below 5 years of age in more than one way. Keep modifying these activities that suiting the occasion and your child's liking. Have fun!