Daughter asking for a reading lesson early but teacher is ignoring her
This is my daughter's second year in Primary at a highly recommended Montessori school in the area and it's her second week of school. She has recently shown a big interest in reading and even though most of the reading works are reserved for the kindergarteners, I suggested she should ask her teacher for a lesson. Last week, my daughter told me she asked for a lesson (it's for the reading drawers work) and the teacher was open to the idea but was too busy to give a lesson because she had new students in class that she needed to focus on but would get to her next week. So, it's now Wednesday, and she said her teacher still hasn't given her a lesson. I don't want to be pushy towards the teacher since I know back to school can be overwhelming, but I'm a bit frustrated that she seems to be ignoring my daughter even though she wants to be challenged and requested a lesson. My daughter is a little shy to begin with so I am very proud of her for speaking up and asking for a lesson but I'm afraid she'll just stop asking because she is being rejected. Any thoughts or advice?