Yes, I think schools should teach children to get close to nature. When kids spend time outdoors, they can see plants and animals for themselves, not just in textbooks. This helps them appreciate the environment more. Also, being in nature is good for their health. It can make them feel happier and less stressed. If children learn to love nature, they might want to protect it when they grow up.

I don't think it's always practical for schools to teach children to get close to nature. Many schools have a lot to cover already, so there isn't much time for extra activities. Also, some students might have allergies or health problems that make it hard to go outside. In cities, it can be difficult to find natural places nearby, and organizing outdoor trips can be a challenge.