you should look at Tae Kim's guide to Japanese grammar. If you haven't already. I have found it very useful for basic everyday grammar. It explains how to use particles as well as give examples. It's also free.

I don't know of any resources but I am studying Japanese in college now and this is what I got.

wo- indicated direct objects

de- location

ni- destination and time (absolute)

he-destination

to- with (accompained by)

ka ra- from (time or location)

ma de- as far as/until

ka- marks the subject

I hope this helps or can get you started. It is a lot harder to put in sentences and know which particles to write in certain places.

All good! I figured it might have been a typo! Thanks again!

opps sorry I meant ga!! I looked at it wrong! Sorry about that!

Cassie:

I feel like ka only marks questions? as japanese doesn't really use question marks ka is in it's place. as or the others thanks a lot! :D that's pretty helpful. and yeah it's pretty hard for me to confidently put sentences together :(