Need Teaching Record / Progress Record Forms in pdf

I am looking to get a pdf copy of the Teaching Record (36987) Form. Preferably text searchable. Even better if it can be filled in electronically.

I'm also looking for Progress Record (36985) as a pdf too.

Thanks in advance.

ch333 wrote:I am looking to get a pdf copy of the Teaching Record (36987) Form. Preferably text searchable. Even better if it can be filled in electronically.

I'm also looking for Progress Record (36985) as a pdf too.

Both are available on ldscatalog.com. Just login with your unit login, and then search for those item numbers. They're not electronically fillable, but the PDFs can be downloaded from ldscatalog.com.

If you're not the ward clerk or someone else who has access to the unit login, then check with your ward clerk and ask him to download them for you.

I thought I checked the lds catalog many times before, but this time there magically was a link:

Teaching Record: http://ftp.ldscatalog.com/36987000.pdf
Progress Record: http://ftp.ldscatalog.com/36985000.pdf

Thanks again.

ch333 wrote:I thought I checked the lds catalog many times before, but this time there magically was a link:

I guess these are available without a unit login. The Teaching Record (36987) says "units only" in its description, but even without logging in, you can see and download the form.

I have the progress record in doc form (in norwegian, danish and maybe english), if it is still wanted.

zabaki wrote:I have the progress record in doc form (in norwegian, danish and maybe english), if it is still wanted.

Do you still a .doc Progress Record form?

I don't have it in .doc myself, but it's available to download in PDF from here:

http://store.lds.org/images/estore/products/eng/10_36985000_o06.pdf

If you really need a Word file, and if you're technologically inclined, there are ways of making Word files from PDFs.

Just upload the PDF file here then click download. http://www.freepdfconvert.com/

My brother-in-law asked me to convert the Progress Record into a computer friendly format. He wants to be able to type it out and print it. I have finished it allowing an individual for each row. However I have come across different methods in completing this record. Does anyone know if each row represents an individual or household? I am under the impression, from the information requested on the Progress Record, that each row represents an individual. I can't imagine trying to write information for a family of 5+ in the little boxes on one row. Please let me know so I can make adjustments.

Thank you for your time.

After going through the pain of making a fillable progress Record by hand I felt like I had to put it up. So hopefully some other poor Ward Mission Leader Doesn't have to go through the same painful process.

Enjoy!

James

tazamin wrote:After going through the pain of making a fillable progress Record by hand I felt like I had to put it up. So hopefully some other poor Ward Mission Leader Doesn't have to go through the same painful process.

Do you happen to have a fillable version with the second page that can be printed on the back side?

Nope. It took long enough to do the front side that I never did the back. But here is an easy free online solution where you can make your own forms like I made for the front.

https://www.pdfescape.com/

Just click on the free online edition and upload the PDF. You should be able to load the full PDF and then just add lots of form fields.

It would be way easier and effective to do it with the full Adobe Suite if you happen to have a copy or a couple hundred dollars to burn. But if not, this is the best free fix I have found.

kuuipo129 wrote:Does anyone know if each row represents an individual or household? I am under the impression, from the information requested on the Progress Record, that each row represents an individual. I can't imagine trying to write information for a family of 5+ in the little boxes on one row.

As a missionary, I usually put an entire family in one row, as long as they were usually taught together. If they were taught in smaller groups (for example, the children in English and the parents in Spanish at separate appointments), I would give each group of people a row. So each row had a set of people who were taught together (could be an individual).

Here is a digitally-fillable version of the Teaching Record also.

hey thanks for posting the fillable PDF. I was just about to resort to an boring excel sheet. this is much cooler!

Thank you! Very useful!