The Japan Foundation Mini books are a great way of consolidating understanding of Hiragana, while having a bit of a laugh at the same time.

If you’ve never seen them before, they are easy to read, 8-page books that you can either read digitally or download and print off (click the image for a link to their website). I like them because not only do they introduce easy Hiragana readers in a format that is easy/free, the meaning of the words they introduce is fairly intuitive.