Hi, I can help you with any kanji if you want me to, although my knowledge of kanji is also somewhat limited. I learned Japanese at school for 4 years so I'd like to think I'm somewhat good at it... ^^"
To be honest, the best way of learning kanji is writing it out over and over and over. Memorising it. Find ways you can remember it. Japanese is a very visual language, kanji characters are like little pictures that describe the character or word. So you could try to look at the kanji character like it is a picture, and memories it from that. For example...
The kanji for mori/forest (もり) is actually 森. Notice how they look a little bit like trees? Also, there's three of them, which signifies how there's multiple trees, which you would usually find in a forest. Just try to look at kanji characters like pictures, it makes it a lot easier.
Like the others have mentioned, online resources are also very helpful. You can try finding memory games to play online to help you with reading kanji and understanding it.
Good luck! Or should I say, がんばってください！
(And also, ください literally translates to "Please give me". If you want to say please you should say "おねがい（します）". You can use kudasai with verbs but you should translate the verb into te form first. For example:
"かいてください" = please write.
But if you don't know this yet that's okay, te form is kind of confusing. x3 Even I struggle with it. I'm not an expert!!)
