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edHelper has a rating of 1.4 stars from 31 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally dissatisfied with their purchases. Reviewers complaining about edHelper most frequently mention year subscription problems. edHelper ranks 113th among Math sites.
As for me I generally satisfied with Edhelper service. Although they have some problems with customer assistance but still they supply good and useful edu materials and the cost of subscription is quite reasonable.
Trying to create a crossword puzzle. Search up "Free crossword puzzle maker" edHelper comes up, so I click it, and submit all the information it asks for, which takes around 20 minutes. Then it asks me to pay... $950?
I have been a subscriber to edhelper for years. I have the following pluses and minuses: pluses would be that there's no place better to go for a quick warm-up worksheet. There is a plethora of subject concepts and they are on the mark with a lot of historical, science, and civic government information. I also like the way you can generate your own activities using your own vocabulary and definitions. Minuses are that the words you generate often have altered definitions. I have ESOL special education students who need to see things verbatim. When I complained about this, I received notice that my subscription had somehow expired. I agree with the negative comments about customer service. I also do not like some of the activities and information on concepts such as immigration. I believe the edhelper point of view is often subtly included and it is quite bigoted. With revisions, it could be as fabulous as Reading A-Z, but it definitely needs a lot of work.
This is a very good web site for educators needing resources to supplement their mathematics classes. I teach beginning through intermediate math and have found it such an invaluable resource, I subscribe to it for 50 bucks a year. Great site. Be better if it was free :P
Edhelper is full of ready-made worksheets, mini-books, activities, whole units etc. for levels from pre-k to high school. Teachers love Edhelper because they can supplement their activities and create homework easily. The subscription is $20 a year and $40 a year for all levels, up to high school. It's pretty worthwhile. I only wish the website was better presented (cleaner, better organized).
You do not have a site that customers can contact you if all other help has failed. I do have an account, but it has been dormant several months. I used by debit card on 8-22-13 for 2 years. In my mind, 2 years has not passed, but I can't get into my account. Your questions/ability to contact you does not meet my need. There is no other way to contact you to resolve my problem. So I am the loser and not able to complete my use of the site. You expect me to give you a good rating!? *******@marion.k12.sc.us
EdHelper is a great site I have used several times for my kids.
Found this site originally from a review on this blog with other educational tools for kids.
http://kids-edu.blogspot.com/
I'm not a really big fan. The have some free stuff, but when I signed up there really wasn't much to it. I'm a bit disappointed.
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Everything a teacher needs. Weekly no prep books from edHelper combine worksheets, reading comprehension, printables, and puzzles that allow kids to pick the pages to do. Great for homework assignments.
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