Hi is there a way of getting a Tevion 6 in 1 card reader to work? It works on windows as different drives. Please help!

You need to be a little more specific - what did you try already?
If you insert a memory card and it's not recognized automatically, try the following (from a root terminal):
This is going to give you a list of all drives and partitions. The memory card should be listed as something starting with 'sd' depending on your hardware configuration, e.g. /dev/sda1
If it is not listed, make sure the usb-storage module is loaded:
If it's not, you have to
If fdisk -l lists the card, all you have to do is mount it:
(of course you need to replace /dev/sda1 and /mnt/usb by the correct paths for your system.)

what about making it to do it automatically?

There has to be a way, but I'm not really sure how this work, so hopefully there's someone else who does. But as a shortcut you can simply add a line to /etc/fstab.
Provided you are able to mount it manually, add the following to /etc/fstab:
(Note: I don't know if adding the 'auto' option would mean it will be mounted automatically when you put a memory card in, but I don't think so - I think 'auto' in fstab only means a drive will be mounted automatically on boot. Can anybody else answer this?)
Of course you have to change 'sda1', '/mnt/usb' and 'uid=500' according to your hardware configuration, desired mount point, and uid.
After that, you
a) don't need to enter the full mount command every time - simply typing mount /mnt/usb will be sufficient and
b) can mount the disk and write to it as a regular user
As for automatically mounting when you insert a memory card - as I said, I don't know, but maybe someone else does. But I hope this will at least help you to get started and use the thing :-)

Works fine with FC on Ubuntu - would be surprised if it didn't on Kubuntu.
Stick a card in it an see what happens.