Yes, schools should definitely teach children how to grow plants. It's a great way for them to learn about responsibility as they care for a living thing. Plus, it connects them to nature and teaches them about the environment in a hands-on way. It's also a practical application of biology, which can make the subject more interesting and relevant to students.

I don't think schools should necessarily teach children how to grow plants. While it's a nice skill, many schools lack the necessary resources like space and tools. Also, not all students might be interested in gardening, and it requires ongoing maintenance which could be a challenge for schools to manage consistently.

Whether schools should teach children how to grow plants really depends on a few factors. If the school has the necessary resources like space and gardening tools, and there's enough interest from students, then it could be a good addition to the curriculum. Maybe it could be offered as an elective rather than a compulsory subject.