Just to let you know,
The method books that were previously mentioned are Rubank. Not, Bubank. The intermediate book would be a good one for your daughter at this point. In addition, since she has had one year of middle school band, I would research book 2 of any of the popular band method books. These would include Essential Elements, Ed Sueta, Standard of Excellence, First Division Method, etc. Also, if you think that she is going to get really serious about playing, I would make sure that she is listening to the great players of the instrumemt. This would include the great classical players like Harvey Pittel, Donald Sinta, Eugene Rousseau, Daniel Deffaye, Marcel Mule, etc. That way she gets the characteristic sound in her ear. You could also have her listen to some of the great jazz players as well. Start with Cannonball Adderley, Johnny Hodges. The more lyrical players are less intimidating. Listening to Charlie Parker can be scarey at first. (He was just phenominal.) I hope that this helps and I wish your daughter good luck on her musical journey.
Jremon