Let's face it, getting kids to put down their screens and hit the slopes can feel like trying to convince a cat to ski.

But don't give up just yet, parents! We've got a few sneaky tricks up our sleeve to make skiing and snowboarding more appealing to those little nuggets of yours.

"The Bribe Method": Let's be real, sometimes a little bribery is necessary to get kids excited about new activities. Offer to buy them a hot chocolate at the lodge or a new pair of gloves after a successful day on the mountain.

"The 'Cool Parent' Method": Show your kids how cool skiing and snowboarding can be by sharing videos and pictures of professional skiers and snowboarders on social media. It might just make them want to be as cool as you.

"The 'Funny Outfit' Method": Let your kids pick out a silly or funny outfit to wear on the slopes. It will make them feel more comfortable and confident, and it'll be entertaining for the whole family.

"The 'Learn Together' Method": Sign up for a ski or snowboard lesson with your kids. Not only will you get to bond over a new activity, but you'll also be able to laugh at each other's mistakes together.

"The 'Movie Night' Method": Watch a ski or snowboard movie together as a family before hitting the slopes. It will get your kids excited about the activity and give them a

"The 'Goggles Method': Let your kids pick out their own pair of cool ski goggles, it will make them feel like they are part of the action and they will have a sense of ownership.

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"The 'Race Method': Have a mini-race on the bunny slope, with small prizes for the winner and a sense of competition will make them want to improve and participate more.

"The 'Challenge Method': Set a small challenge for your kids, like making it to the bottom of the slope without falling, it will give them a sense of accomplishment and they will be eager to try again.

"The 'Group Method': Organize a ski or snowboard day with other families, this will give your kids a sense of belonging and they will be excited to participate with their friends.

"The 'Snowman Method': After a successful day on the slopes, build a snowman together as a family, it will be a fun way to end the day and it will create a positive association with skiing and snowboarding.

"The 'Pretend Method': Have your kids pretend to be their favorite ski or snowboarder, this will make them excited about the activity and it will give them a sense of identity.

"The 'Surprise Method': Plan a surprise ski or snowboard trip as a family, it will create excitement and anticipation, and they will be looking forward to the experience.

Want to make your kids ski like pros? Just bribe them with hot chocolate, make them wear silly outfits, and don't be afraid to make a fool of yourself on the slopes. Trust us, it'll be a hoot! Happy skiing and snowboarding!

Don't just take our word for it, try these tips out for yourself and let us know how it goes! Share your experience with us and other parents on how you've tricked your kids into loving the slopes. Have your kids become as big of outdoor enthusiasts as you are? Let us know in the comments below!