[stefanos82]

Ask her what she finds interesting and based on her answer(s), find the most appealing to you and start designing a logic based on it, a prototype if you will.

Tell her that for this project she will be your project manager that would lead to the fruition of the end product; that would be enough to keep her engaged with the whole process.

Good luck!

[jraph]

> Tell her that for this project she will be your project manager

> end product

That does not sound fun. I don't think I was envisioning things as management and products when I was a child.

The first line of your comment does sound fun, however.

[arethuza]

Our son was very fond of acting as a "project manager" when he was young - like 3 or 4 years old.

His idea of playing with a (age appropriate) train set was to get his mother to set everything up under his direction, similarly going to the beach he'd direct me to build a dam... (which I was happy to do).

[jraph]

Good to know. I'll remember this as a tool for potential future use then.