Thought

This Kanji is usually pronounced as "Omoi" or "sou"
By itself, it means "thoughts/feelings/emotions/imagination".

Some common forms of the word when used:

-Omoi-
想い出 （omoide): memories
片想い (kata omoi): unrequited love

-Sou-
感想 (kansou): impressions; thoughts
空想 (kuusou): daydream; fantasy
思想 (kansou): thought; idea
発想 (hassou): conceptualization
理想 (risou): ideals

Note:

想い (omoi) is closely related to 思い。
想い出 can be written as 思い出。
Also, 片想い can be written as 片思い。
But, "思" cannot be read as "sou", unlike "想"。
So, you cannot write "感思"。

Both "想" and "思" mean to think.
今日は雨が降ると思う
(kyou ha ame ga furu to omou)
I think that it will rain today.

*** {phrase} + と思う is a common way of expressing one's opinion.

turn

This Kanji is pronounced as "ban"
By itself, it means the following:
(1) watch; guard; lookout;
(2) bout, match (sumo);
(3) (one's) turn.

Some common forms of the word when used:

-ban-
番号 （bangou): number, series of digits
eg. .電話番号(denwa bangou) - telephone number
登録番号 (touroku bangou) - registration number
一番 (ichiban): best; first; number one
交番 (kouban): police box; police post
番組 (bangumi): programme
eg. テレビ番組 (terebi bangumi) TV programme
十八番 (juuhachi ban/ohako): number 18; one's favorite stunt/hobby

Resources

This Kanji is usually pronounced as "shi"
By itself, it means "assets/ resources/ funds".

Some common forms of the word when used:

-shi-
資する （shisuru): to contribute; to finance
資格 (shikaku): qualifications
eg. 資格を備える shikaku wo sonaeru - to have all the necessary qualifications for something.
資金/資本 (shikin/shihon): funds; capital
eg. 資金を出す shikin wo dasu - to sponsor something
資本家 shihonka - capitalist
資料 (shiryou): materials; data; content
eg. 資料を集める shiryou wo atsumeru - to collect data
資源 (shigen): resources
eg. 人的資源 jinteki shigen - manpower resource
天然資源 tennen shigen - natural resource
資産 (shizan): property; assets
投資 (toushi): invest

Warm

This Kanji is usually pronounced as "atata-" or "nuku" or "on"
(*There are exceptions) By itself, it means "(to) warm".

Some common forms of the word when used:

-atata-
温かい （atatakai/attakai): warm; mild
温める (atatameru/ nukumeru): to warm; to heat

-nuku-
温もり (nukumori): warmth

-on-
温室(onshitsu): Greenhouse
温暖化現象 (ondanka genjou): Greenhouse effect
地球温暖化 (chikyuu ondanka): Global warming
体温 (taion): Body temperature
温水(onsui): Warm water

Hand

This Kanji is usually pronounced as "te" or "shu"
(*There are exceptions) By itself, it means "hand".

Some common forms of the word when used:

-te-
手作り／手造り （pronounced: tezukuri): handmade; homegrown
手伝う (tetsudau): to help/ assist
手の平(tenohira): Palm of one's hand
（お）手洗い [(o) te arai]: restroom; washroom
切手 (kitte): Stamp
選手(senshu): Player in a competing game

-shu-
手術 (shujutsu): surgical operation

-Others-
上手(jyouzu): To be good/skilled at something

To Look

This Kanji is usually pronounced as "mi" or "ken"
(*There are exceptions) By itself, it means "to look".

Some common forms of the word when used:

-mi-
見る （miru): to see
eg. yattemiru - to try and see
見える (mieru): to be able to see
eg. koko kara fujisan ga mieru - You can see Mt. Fuji from here
見せる(miseru): to show something
eg. sono hon wo misete kudasai - Please show me that book
見上げる (miageru): To look up at/ admire something
eg. Sora wo miageru - to look up at the sky
花見 [hanami]: cherry blossom viewing/ flower viewing

-ken-
意見／見解 (iken/kenkai): opinion/view