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Community-based blended learning using the multimodal system is an essential building block of education programs that offer students to be innovative and critical thinkers, demonstrate peer leadership, explore new ideas and adopt flexibility in students' activity-based learning. Teachers play a facilitation role and give space to students to explore more in their peer and individual learning. When planning to teach in this environment, community involvement is critically considered to follow up on children's learning. Without community, learning becomes less enjoyable and relatable to students, often leading to a lack of engagement. So how can educators create blended learning opportunities that integrate the community and the immediate environment into their teaching approach? The answer is simple: community-based learning (CBL) combines with blended learning (BL).