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What is edHelper.com and how do I join?
edHelper is an online subscription service that provides printable worksheets to teachers and homeschooling parents. We offer a wide range of materials, including math, language arts, reading and writing, social studies, science, and much more!
As a subscriber, you will be able to use all materials in the subscribed package for a single, affordable price. We offer three subscription packages: K-8, 9-12, and everything (best value). The everything package gives you complete access to everything on edHelper.com, as well as a ClassBuilder membership. ClassBuilder is an easy to use gradebook designed for K-12 teachers. edHelper subscriptions are available to individuals and groups:
Individual Accounts
| Subscription | 1 Year | 2 Years |
| edHelper K-8 | US$ 19.99 | US$ 36.98 |
| edHelper 9-12 | US$ 19.99 | US$ 36.98 |
edHelper everything
(K-12 + ClassBuilder gradebook) | US$ 39.98 | US$ 69.97 |
We accept American Express, Discover, Master Card, Visa, and checks or money orders denominated in U.S. dollars. Click here to enroll.
Site Licenses
Site licenses are available for schools or even for entire school districts. The minimum order for a site license is five teachers. The cost of a site license depends on the number of teachers, the type of subscription, and the term. Click here to get a quote.
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If I order today, when will my subscription begin and how long will it last?
If you pay by credit card, your account will be activated immediately. If you pay by check or money order, your account will be activated when we receive your payment.
We offer one or two year subscriptions. Depending on what term you choose for your subscription, it will expire 12 or 24 months from the date of activation.
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Can I pay with a purchase order?
We can process a purchase order with an edHelper site license. Five or more teachers are required for a site license. The cost a site license depends on the number of teachers, the type of subscription, and the term. To order, click here to fill out an online order form. Once you submit your order, you will receive an online invoice with payment instructions. You are not under any obligation to make the purchase; we will not process it until you send us the purchase order.
If you want to purchase an individual subscription with a purchase order, click here and choose to pay by check or money order. Once you submit your order, you will receive an online invoice that can be printed and used to process payment at your school's administration office. We will set up your account when your administration sends us the invoice and check.
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Do I need to be a teacher to join edHelper?
No, you do not need to be a teacher to subscribe to edHelper.
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Can I get a trial subscription?
Sorry, we do not offer trial subscriptions.
You can find many pre-made sample worksheets on edHelper.com. Feel free to browse and use as many sample worksheets as you like to help you make your purchase decision.
We take great pride in providing a quality product at a reasonable price. In general, it is our policy to provide a full refund for anyone who is unable to use the site or is dissatisfied with the materials. Refunds must be requested within 30 days of activation of your account.
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I placed my order but my account has not been set up!
Online by credit cards
With each order that gets placed on edHelper.com, you will immediately receive an online confirmation on your web browser with your order number. You will also receive an e-mail confirmation of your order. If you did not get an order number or an email confirmation, your order most likely did not go through. However, we recommend that you call your credit card company to see whether a charge was made against your account. If there are no charges, we suggest placing the order again. If there is a charge, please e-mail customer service and include your order number, your name, and your billing address.
By mail with checks or money orders
All mail orders take approximately five business days to process. You will receive an e-mail containing your password once we receive your payment. If it has been more than five days since you mailed your payment and you still have not received your password, please e-mail customer service and include your order number, your name, and your billing address.
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What is your copyright policy?
edHelper.com grants you the right to reproduce as many worksheets as needed for noncommercial, individual, or classroom use. However, you may not republish or mirror edHelper.com pages on another webpage or website.
If you would like to use edHelper.com materials in your own books or articles, you must contact the webmaster to request permission.
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Manage Your Account
How do I change my e-mail address?
If you are a paid subscriber and have recently changed your e-mail address, please fill out the form below and click the Submit button.
*Your information must exactly match what is on file for this account.
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How do I change my password?
1) Click here and sign in to your edHelper account using the e-mail address and password currently associated with your account.
2) Enter your own password and click the Change Password button to submit your request.
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What is my password?
Enter the e-mail address you use to log in. You must use the email address associated with your edHelper account. We will send your password to your registered e-mail address.
If you have changed your e-mail address since you signed up and you don't have access to the old one, you will need to change your e-mail address. We regret any inconvenience that this may cause, but it is a necessary security precaution to prevent anyone from gaining unauthorized access to your account.
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Can I use my account from home as well as from school?
Yes. Please note that we allow only one registered e-mail per subscriber. You can access your account from different locations as long as you use the registered e-mail address and password to sign in.
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Can I share my password with others?
No, you can not share your account with anyone. Your membership is for your personal use only.
When you share your password, you simply put yourself at risk of losing the control of your data. For example, other people may delete or change your saved data intentionally or unintentionally.
If you are using a public computer (such as those in schools, libraries) to access your edHelper account, do NOT check the "Remember Me" checkbox to save your password on that computer. Saving your edHelper login on a public computer will give other people access to your account.
Thank you for not sharing your password with others.
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When will my subscription expire?
Click here and sign in to your edHelper account using the e-mail address and password currently associated with your account. You can find the expiration date under the Subscription Expiration heading.
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How do I renew my subscription?
1) Click here and sign in to your edHelper account using the e-mail address and password currently associated with your account.
2) Choose to add one or two years to your subscription.
3) Click the Renew Subscription button.
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How do I upgrade my account?
1) Click here and sign in to your edHelper account using the e-mail address and password currently associated with your account.
2) Click the Upgrade your edHelper.com subscription button.
3) Fill out the form and click the Submit Order button.
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How do I sign out?
When you close all browser windows, you will be signed out automatically.
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Troubleshooting
It keeps telling me that my password is wrong!
If you are sure that you are using the correct password that was e-mailed to you, fill in this form. This will tell you the exact character you are typing incorrectly.
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Why do I have to sign in more than once?
Each time you start your browser, you will need to sign in to your account to create a subscriber-only worksheet. You only need to sign in once, as long as you keep the browser window open on your computer.
We use cookies to maintain your login. If you have to keep entering your password to build a worksheet, please sign in to your account by clicking the Member Sign In link from our home page. Be sure you have the Remember Me check box checked. If that does not work, it may be possible that you have disabled cookies on your browser. To check your privacy settings:
1) On the Tools menu in Internet Explorer, click Internet Options.
2) On the Privacy tab, move the slider up for a higher level of privacy or down for a lower level of privacy.
NOTE: If you are using a public computer (such as those in schools, libraries) to access your edHelper account, do NOT check the "Remember Me" checkbox to save your password on that computer. Saving your edHelper login on a public computer will allow other people access your account without your acknowledge.
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How can I load my previously saved list of words or definitions?
1) Go to edHelper.com and click the Member Sign In link to sign in to your account.
2) Click the Your Saved Word Lists and Quizzes link.
You can also visit the subscriber spelling/vocabulary tools page to load previously saved word lists and to build new word lists.
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The answers are printing on the same page as the questions.
When you print worksheets, the answers always print on a separate piece of paper. However, if you have an older browser, it is possible that your browser does not know to start a new page. We suggest you download the free Firefox web browser.
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I do not want to print the answer keys. How do I only print the worksheet?
You do not have to print all the pages of a worksheet. When you select print from your browser, look at the page range selection:
The normal setting is all pages. However, if you do not want multiple copies of the answer key, you should not select all pages. Instead, select Pages and then set the from: and to: fields. You may want to try 1 copy first before printing lots of copies.
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I have a problem building worksheets with drawings, such as clocks, geometry, charts in math test prep, and etc.
Some worksheets that draw on your screen use Java to perform this function. This includes the clock worksheets, geometry, and charts in the math test prep section. The following is a clock which uses Java:
If you can see the above clock showing 5:30, then most likely you will be fine!
If you can NOT see the clock or have problems printing it, we suggest you download the free Firefox web browser.
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Why does the background of fraction worksheets come out blank?
A few of the fraction worksheets use the background colors to fill in squares (such as one-fourth). If you try to print these worksheets out and notice that your printer does not print the background, it is because your copy of (most likely Internet Explorer) is set to not print out the background. Many times this is actually the default. To check your printing setting:
1) On the Tools menu in Internet Explorer, click Internet Options.
2) On the Advanced tab, make sure the Print background colors and images (under Printing) check box is checked.
That will fix the problem and the answers will then become a real fraction instead of zero!
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How can I retrieve a worksheet by worksheet or answer ID?
Every time you click to create a worksheet online, a new worksheet is created. This may include random numbers, random mix of questions, etc.
The ID number of a worksheet is just a random number that is used so you can match a worksheet with its answers. We do NOT store answers on our server. Therefore, we will not be able to give you answers to a previously created worksheet.
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The PDF file is blank when I display it, what can I do?
We would suggest you re-install the free Adobe Reader. If you still have trouble after installing the Adobe Reader, you can also download any PDF file to your computer from its webpage link, so that you can view it directly in Acrobat Reader.
1) Right-click the link to the PDF file, then choose Save Target As from the pop-up menu.
2) In the Save As dialog box, specify a name and location for the PDF file, then click Save.
3) Start up Acrobat Reader and open the downloaded .pdf file.
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