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The All Kids Can Collective is an online literacy learning hub designed to support children who struggle with reading, spelling, and writing due to challenges like dyslexia, ADHD, or autism or kids that just need an extra boost.

The Collective offers flexible access to a range of structured, step by step resources that can be used at your own pace. They are easy to follow and organised for ease of use.

The Collective includes sequential on-demand video lessons, printable worksheets, and monthly live teaching sessions that focus on building fundamental literacy skills. It’s designed to provide ongoing support and resources, allowing your child to work on specific literacy skills in a way that suits their individual needs.

As a parent, you’ll also have access to a private community where you can connect with other families, share tips, and get advice tailored to your child’s literacy journey. 

Accessing the Collective and engaging your child in the step by step resources inside makes the Collective a valuable resource for helping your child grow into a more confident and capable reader and writer.

 The All Kids Can Collective membership includes a variety of sequential, easy to use resources designed to support your child's literacy development:

1. On Demand Phonics Lessons:

   • Recorded Sessions: Your child can follow along with recorded lessons that cover essential phonics skills. These video lessons are taught to and completed by the child.
   • Printable Worksheets & Wordlists: Resources and word lists to reinforce the lesson content, links to online games to consolidate and to help your child practise both regular and irregular words.

2. Monthly Live Lessons:

   • Targeted Teaching Sessions: Fun and interactive live lessons focusing on specific fundamental literacy skills. Not sequential, join in any lesson or watch the recordings in any order.
   • Flexible Access: Attend live sessions or watch the recordings later in the members’ library.

3. Q&A Sessions:

   • Personalised Support: A brief parent Q&A at the end of each live lesson, where you can ask questions and get advice on your child's literacy challenges.

4. Ongoing Library Updates:

   • Monthly Content Additions: New video lessons, worksheets, and resources are added to the library each month, ensuring fresh and up-to-date materials.
   • Expanded Content Library: Continuous updates mean you’ll always have access to the latest and most helpful resources.

5. Community and Support:

   • Private Member Community: Exclusive access to a private forum where you can connect with other parents, share tips, and ask questions.
   • Priority Support Access: As a member, you are able to DM Kristy in the community and get support and advice as part of your membership perks.

These resources are designed to provide ongoing, flexible, and comprehensive support for your child's literacy journey.

The All Kids Can Collective's resources and lessons are designed for children aged 5 to 12 years old who struggle with reading, spelling, and writing due to learning challenges such as dyslexia, ADHD, autism, or other related difficulties. It’s ideal for kids who need a targeted intervention aimed at their exact learning level and for homeschooling families looking for evidence-based resources to support their child's literacy development at home.

Whether your child has been taught using methods that haven't worked for them, or they’re feeling disengaged in school, the Collective offers a flexible and supportive environment where they can improve their literacy skills at their own pace. This hub is perfect for families seeking high-quality, structured literacy instruction that’s accessible online, allowing children to build confidence and success in their reading and writing abilities.

Structured literacy is an evidence-based approach to teaching reading, spelling, and writing that is systematic, explicit, and highly organised. It focuses on the foundational skills necessary for literacy, including phonemic awareness, phonics and vocabulary. Unlike methods that rely on memorisation or guessing, structured literacy teaches children how language works by breaking down the reading and spelling process into manageable steps, avoiding overwhelm.

This approach is particularly important for children who struggle with literacy due to challenges like dyslexia, ADHD, or other learning difficulties. By providing clear, direct instruction and plenty of practice opportunities, structured literacy helps children develop the essential skills they need to become confident and accurate readers and writers. It is designed to address specific learning gaps and build a strong foundation, making it a highly effective way to support your child's literacy development.

The All Kids Can Collective differs from traditional tutoring in several key ways:

1. Flexible Access: Unlike traditional tutoring, which typically involves scheduled sessions, the Collective offers on-demand resources that you and your child can access at any time. This flexibility allows your child to learn at their own pace, whenever it suits your family’s schedule.

2. Comprehensive Resources: The Collective provides a wide range of literacy resources, including video lessons, printable worksheets, and monthly live sessions, all focused on building foundational literacy skills. Traditional tutoring usually focuses on one-to-one sessions without the extensive variety of resources available in the Collective.

3. Community Support: As a member of the Collective, you’ll have access to a private community of parents who are also supporting their children’s literacy journey. This offers a valuable space to share tips, ask questions, and receive support—something that traditional tutoring doesn't typically offer.

4. Cost-Effective: The Collective offers high-quality, evidence-based literacy instruction at a fraction of the usual one-to-one price. Typically, one-to-one lessons cost $127 for a 45-minute session, but we strive to make structured literacy instruction accessible to all families. Learning to read should never be limited by financial constraints, and the Collective is designed to provide affordable, effective support for every budget.

5. Evidence-Based Approach: The Collective is rooted in evidence-based structured literacy, ensuring that your child receives instruction proven to be effective for children with learning challenges such as dyslexia, ADHD, and more. Traditional tutoring may not always use such specialised approaches.

At All Kids Can Education, your child will be taught by Kristy, a highly qualified and experienced dyslexia therapist with 19 years of teaching experience. Kristy specialises in helping children overcome literacy challenges through evidence-based methods.

She holds the following qualifications and accreditations:

• Ron Yoshimoto Orton-Gillingham Teacher Training (Standard & Advanced)
• MSL Accreditation: Accredited Member of the Australian Dyslexia Association (AMADA Registration: 420254)
• Postgraduate Certificate in Special Education (Specialising in Learning Difficulties) from Macquarie University
• The Hochman Writing Revolution Training
• 2024 SPELD Specialist Educator
• Bachelor of Education P-12

Kristy uses the Orton-Gillingham and Multisensory Structured Language (MSL) approaches, which are systematic, multi-sensory, and effective for children with learning difficulties such as dyslexia, ADHD, and autism. Her extensive training ensures that your child receives personalised and effective literacy instruction tailored to their specific needs.

The On Demand Phonics Lessons are an essential part of the All Kids Can Collective. They are structured literacy sessions focused on essential phonics skills that are often not taught in schools (or not consolidated effectively) and are the missing piece to your child's literacy skills.

These recorded lessons are designed for your child to watch and participate in so you don't have to do the teaching. They are taught to your child but parents are welcome to also watch the lessons too!

Lessons are sequential so your child will start from the first lesson and move through at their own pace. 

Benefits for Your Child:

1. Foundational Skills: The phonics lessons helps build your child’s understanding of phonics, which is crucial for reading and spelling. This includes learning how sounds correspond to letters and letter combinations and the 'rules' that we can use to make literacy easier.

2. Regular Practice: With ongoing access to the recorded lessons, your child can practise phonics skills regularly, reinforcing their learning and helping them master both regular and irregular words.

3. Interactive Learning: The sessions are designed to be engaging, encouraging active participation. This keeps your child motivated and interested in improving their literacy skills.

4. Flexible Access: Your child can follow along with recorded lessons at a time that suits you, whether on a phone, iPad, laptop, or PC.

Overall, the phonics lessons provides a supportive environment where your child can develop the key skills needed for reading and spelling, setting a strong foundation for their literacy journey.

Areas of literacy that we cover in each lesson:

1. Sound Pack: developing letter to sound automaticity, essential for reading skills. This pack is ever growing as we learn more letter combinations and sounds, essential for consolidating and remembering previously learnt skills 
2. Handwriting: focusing on letter formation and symbol to sound, essential for spelling skills. 
3. Encoding: using sounds to write letters that correspond with those sounds, essential for developing spelling skills and consolidating and remembering previously learnt skills.
4. Irregular Words: Spelling words that are not spelt the same way that they sound. 
5. Review previously learnt phonics skill. 
6. Learn new phonics skill. 

Yes, the All Kids Can Collective offers live lessons each month through the Literacy Masters Live groups. Access is through the portal. These lessons focus on specific literacy skills, such as reading rules and spelling strategies. Here's how they work:

1. Scheduled Sessions: Live lessons are held monthly, and you’ll receive a schedule in advance so you can plan to attend. We vary the day so that as many kids as possible get a chance to come live.

2. Interactive Learning: The lessons are conducted in an interactive group setting, where your child can engage with the material in real-time.

3. Flexible Access: If you can’t attend the live session, don’t worry! All lessons are recorded and made available in the members’ library, so you can watch them whenever it’s convenient for you and your child.

4. Q&A Support: At the end of each live lesson, there’s a brief Q&A session where parents can ask questions about their child’s literacy progress or specific challenges.

5. Flexible: Unlike the Phonics Club lessons, the Masterclass sessions are not sequential, so your child can come to any lesson without having to have completed previous masterclasses. 

These fun live lessons provide the fundamental skills that make reading and spelling make sense for your child while giving you direct access to additional guidance and advice at the end of each masterclass.

If your child struggles with the lessons, there’s plenty of support available through the All Kids Can Collective:

1. Recorded Lessons: You can revisit any lesson at your child's pace by accessing the recorded versions in the members' library. This allows them to go over challenging content as many times as needed.

2. Parent Resources: Along with the lessons, you’ll receive practical guides and tips in the Phonics Club to help you support your child’s learning at home. These resources offer strategies for reinforcing key concepts and helping your child overcome difficulties.

3. Live Q&A Sessions: During the monthly live lessons, there’s a Q&A segment where you can ask specific questions about your child's struggles and get tailored advice.

4.  Direct Messaging: As a member, you will have access to directly message Kristy in the Collective Community to seek help and formulate a plan going forward.

5. Priority Email Access: As a member, you’ll also have priority email access for personalised support. You can reach out for advice on how to assist your child with areas they find difficult.

6. Private Member Community: You’ll also have access to a private online community of parents who share similar experiences. This space allows you to exchange tips and seek advice from others who understand your child’s challenges.

7. 1:1 Lessons with Kristy: If your child needs extra support, you can book one-off or a series of 1:1 lessons with Kristy. These sessions are designed to catch your child up with a specific concept or provide focused help with any specific areas they’re struggling with to get them unstuck and progressing.

8. Functional Literacy Assessment: If you’re unsure about where your child needs the most help, or what is getting them stuck, we can run a functional literacy assessment. This detailed assessment will give us a deeper understanding of their specific needs and help us devise clear goals for their literacy journey.

   These resources ensure that you and your child are fully supported and always progressing throughout the literacy journey in the Collective.

Yes, you can cancel your membership at any time if you are paying monthly or weekly, simply give us notice at least 7 days before your next billing cycle, and we’ll cancel your membership with no further charges.

If you’ve taken advantage of the discounted 12-month offer, please note that no refunds are available for early cancellation. However, you will retain access to all resources and lessons for the duration of the 12 months.

Any unused resources or live session recordings will remain available to you until the end of your current billing period. There’s no long-term commitment with the monthly or weekly plan, so you can manage your membership based on your child’s needs and progress. We’re here to support you and make cancellation as smooth as possible.

Yes, the price is likely to rise in the future BUT if you join now, your membership price will remain the same for as long as you stay a member. The good thing about joining now is that your low rate is locked in while your membership is active.

Any future price increases will only apply to new members or anyone rejoining after cancellation, and you’ll be notified in advance of any changes.

Additionally, the Collective’s resource library is always growing, with new lessons, worksheets, and materials added regularly—at no extra charge or fee increase. Your membership gives you full access to all current and future content at no additional cost.