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You will probably need some warm clothes, a localized star chart, a dim light to illuminate the star chart with, a binocular (just borrow one for the occasion) and a list of objects you want to look at.Localized star charts may be found in papers or in magazines. There are some on the web as well. Another option is to buy an astronomical yearbook. It has the maps, and will describe what objects are bestfor a given month.
You will need to check (and correct if needed) that the finder and themain telescope are properly aligned. You can do this during the daytime by pointing the telescope at an object that is far away. When the telescope is pointed at that far away object, look through the finder and check if it is pointed at the same point. Compare the center point of the view. If it doesn’t  agree, then adjustthe position of the finder until it does.
If you have a reflector and you feel up to it, you can also check the collimation of your telescope. But if you bought a ready made telescope you can also skip this for the first couple of sessions, until you feel more familiar with it. Instructions on how to collimate are written in the manual of your telescope.
Now prepare a list of what you want to do:
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