Homeschooling in Edmonton: Blended vs. traditional?

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I would like to home-school my daughter starting in the upcoming school year, she will be in grade 4. I am wondering what information people can offer when trying to decide if a blended program or a traditional home school program is best for us. My biggest concern is if I go traditional how will I find proper resources for grade 4 curriculum? I want her to stay up with other schooled children for in the future if she would like to return to the public system. I would like to know if there are resources that would assist us in making sure she is learning the proper things for her grade. Tools that may have handouts and stuff for each subject? Also it has been a long time since I did grade 4 work and I am worried about how I will properly help her to learn the material without something being layed out for us. Any advice or comments would be helpful. Thanks

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