The Ace Reader is a comprehensive phonics program that includes a range of classes and activities to teach children the skills they need to read and write. Some of the classes and activities typically included are:

1. Phoneme-Grapheme Correspondence: Teaching children the relationship between sounds (phonemes) and letters (graphemes).

2. Blending: Teaching children to blend individual sounds together to form words.

3. Segmenting: Teaching children to break down words into individual sounds.

4. Tricky Words: Teaching children to recognize and read common sight words that don’t follow phonetic rules.

5. Digraphs: Teaching children about pairs of letters that make a single sound.

6. Vowel Sounds: Teaching children the different sounds that vowels can make.

7. Consonant Blends: Teaching children about combinations of consonants that appear together.

8. Word Building: Teaching children to build simple words by changing initial sounds or adding prefixes/suffixes.

9. Sentence Building: Teaching children to build simple sentences using words they have learned.

10. Story Time: Reading stories that incorporate the phonics skills taught in the program.

11. Games and Activities: Various games, songs, and activities to reinforce phonics skills and make learning fun!

These classes and activities are typically taught in a systematic and sequential manner, starting with basic phoneme-grapheme correspondence and progressing to more complex skills. The specific classes and activities may vary depending on the level and edition of The Ace Reader being used. As a trainer, I provide instruction and support to ensure effective implementation of The Ace Reader program.