In my ever-ongoing search for a solid hiragana chart, I came across these gems, floating around the internet. I’m not sure where I first saw them, but I tracked the original creators to deviant art- na-insoo & starshock12. They’ve done a fantastic job with these posters (which you can order through deviant art.)

So what makes these posters so great? It’s the fact that each kana (one poster for hiragana & one for katakana) features an anime or video game character that use it in their name.

Apparently the artists got some flak for mixing the English & Japanese names, but I think it’s a great thing.
You can check out the posters here: Hiragana  |  Katakana

With the A & ka lines under our belts, we can move onto the Sa & Ta lines.
Same as before,these are pronounces just like the hiragana. (The hiranaga sa & ta line post is here.)

サ   シ   ス   セ   ソ
sa shi* su se so
タ   チ    ツ    テ  ト
ta chi* tsu* te to

Some words using these kana:
シール
shiiru- sticker/seal

テスト
tesuto- test

Practice! http://www.realkana.com/