Hi Sam,
You did say if you had the user manual for the scope. If not you can download it here =
http://www.celestron.com/c2/images/f...L_22085-SA.pdf
Also getting a set of starcharts, either paper or electronic (better if you have a laptop so you can see them form the scope) there are free planeterium programs on the net Stellarium being one of the better ones particularly for the beginner. Also check you local library they usually have some books on astronomy so you can read up on what particular objects are. I find that knowing a little about the object helps you appreciate what you're looking at and keeps your interest up.
If you can get along to your local astro group, the people there will be more than willing to help you get up and going, this will alleivate much frustration as well as helping you decide what accessories will help in your viewing.
Clear Skies
Garin