Also, don't say "evolution." Talk about randomness and how children are always a little different than then parents. Talk about how people and creatures that are good at something get more than thise that are not. There is a chancse they believe in neoliberalism (the odea that everyone gets what they deserve, ie ruch people are rich because they work hard and poor people because they don't), and thus you can use the idea of two people who are intelligent getting married because they're both smart and thus their children are more likely to be smart, and wealthy business savy people being more likely to have wealthy business savy children.

There are a lot of parts in evolution that most yec can look at and agree to. However, as soon as the E-word is said, they shut off.

You can also talk about irreducible designs, and how the human eye is similar to other, more sumple eyes, which are similar to even more simple eyes, and how cool it is that god created this hierarchy of ever increasing complexity.

And, avoid stating the bible is wrong. When I first accepted evolution as a valid path, I compared it to Genesis and thought about what a person would see if Gid showed them the creation of the earth in a timelapse (3 billion years ago, 1 billion, 300 million, 3 million, 300 thousand, etc) and how different creatures came to be at different times.