Stars in the sky?constellations too?

[egj926]

okay so i have a telescope thats not that powerful but its all i have for now, and whenever i go out and look lk i only see venus jupiter and the moon alright in the telescope. but i get bored of just those 3. what else is there in the sky at night that would really interest me? and I'd also like to know about constellations, lk which ones i can find easily besides teh dippers. i would like a lot of information on those things please:]
thank you!

[powerwindows1985]

The easiest way to learn the constellations is to buy a planisphere. They are very simple to use. Some of my favorites that you should be able to see with your scope are the Orion Nebula, the Andromeda Galaxy, and the Double Cluster. There are also many star clusters in the "teapot" region of Sagittarius. Many planispheres will have these and other objects on them.

It may also be helpfull to buy a copy of "Turn Left at Orion". It is geared toward smaller scopes and has many clusters, nebula, and double stars.