Matthew's First Presentation

Is this wild or what? Matthew has his first oral presentation due on Monday next week! The instructions are a page and a half long and on top of the presentation, he has to have a visual aid in the form of a poster, diorama, or mobile. He's 6 for goodness sake. For some of you younger ones out there - were you required to do this when you were 6?

He has to choose an animal that he knows nothing about, come up with at least 5 facts, answer 7 specific questions from the teacher, use note cards (at his belly button), introduce himself and his topic, and speak for 1 minute or more. I'm still trying to figure out how he is going to read the words he writes on his note cards!?! He is allowed to use "age-appropriate books from the media center or public library" for his research (is the internet considered cheating?).

So far we have...
Subject: Dolphins
Visual Aid: Diorama (at least for now)
Supplies: dolphin photos from Orlando and Delaware, 2 plastic dolphins from b-day cake, scrapbook paper that looks like ocean water
Resources: "age-appropriate" book at library that we will pick up tomorrow, 3 "age-approprate" website stories so we could start reading last night

HELP!