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Graduation parties have a stretch in the middle where the food is done and nobody has left yet. These cards fill it. Each one is headed Who Knows The Graduate Best and runs thirty numbered prompts about the guest of honor, printed in black and gold with grad caps, balloons and streamers around the edges. Guests write a name at the top and total their score at the bottom.
The card is split into two kinds of question. Eighteen are circle-one-of-two choices, among them Early Bird or Night Owl, Sweet or Salty and Cats or Dogs. The other twelve are fill-in-the-blank lines covering things like hometown, favorite song and dream job. One point goes to each correct answer.
A total box sits at the foot of the card with thirty as the number to beat, and a name line at the top records whose answers they are. Collecting the cards in and reading the totals out gives the party a small ceremony of its own, with the graduate confirming the right answers as everyone follows along.
The printing matches the rest of graduation decorating rather than looking like a worksheet from school. Grad caps, balloons and streamers run around the black and gold layout, so a stack of these on the end of a table passes for part of the display until somebody picks one up.
Handing them out needs nothing but pens. The cards suit a mixed room of relatives, classmates and neighbors, since the two-choice questions are guessable by anybody while the blanks reward the people who know the graduate well. Nobody has to stand up, move furniture or learn rules first.
The first hour of a new school year is hard to fill; six feet of coloring banner on the front table fills it without a lesson plan.
Two disposable plastic table covers in bold red, 54 by 108 inches each, printed Class of 2026 and Congrats Grad for the party.
