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Printable civics worksheet with six open-ended questions about being president, choosing a VP, campaigns, executive action, and international diplomacy.
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If I Were President of the United States

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This printable civics worksheet asks students in Grades 6–10 to imagine themselves as U.S. President and respond to six open-ended questions about state representation, vice-presidential selection, campaign platforms, first executive actions, Congressional strategy, and international conflict resolution. Designed to develop critical thinking about federal government roles, checks and balances, and foreign policy.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
6th – 10th Grades
Updated May 2026

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