Check your Local Library's selection for Bead/Jewelry making books to help get her started/build up her inspiration.
I have been making jewelry for a couple of years now and find it to be a very rewarding hobby. :) I mostly make Gemstone jewelry, but started out with glass.
I am not sure if you have a happen to have a Local Hobby Lobby in your local area-but they have sales every week on Jewelry Supplies...usually one week-it's the findings aisle..and then the next-it's the bead aisle-usually always the glass/swarovski crystals and about once a month-the gemstones will be on sale.
Here are a few websites where you/your dd can take a look around:
Etsy-look up supplies...you can usually find some great deals on your findings/beads there. :)
Aunties Beads-Lots of how to videos
http://www.auntiesbeads.com/
Fire Mountain Gems-you can also request a jewelry makers catalog :)
FireMountain also has "How to" videos
http://www.firemountaingems.com/
http://www.firemountaingems.com/catreq.asp
Beadaholique.com - great selection of supplies, and some how to's/projects:
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http://www.beadaholique.com/
A couple of "starter" books that I recommend are:
"Teach Yourself Visually-Jewelry Making and Beading"
Getting Started-beading-and wire..there is one book for beading, and another for wire.
Starting out-I would have her practice the wrapping-making loops, etc with the lower costs base metals-Much cheaper then using the gold filled, vermeil or sterling silver.
200 Beading Tips, Techniques & Trade Secrets: An Indispensable Compendium of Technical Know-How and Troubleshooting Tips (200 Tips, Techniques & Trade Secrets)
Nancy Alden also has some wonderful books that have a lot of "starter information" as well.
Hope this helps to get her started. :)
Let me know if there is anything else I can help out with. :)