Your "morning star" this month is Mercury. Note that it's very close to the horizon, less than a handswidth away. If you have a clear view to the east, without trees or buildings or hills, get up before sunrise and look for Mercury. (A word of caution -- if you want to look at it through a telescope or binoculars, do it before the Sun comes up, to keep your eyes safe!)

The brightest object in your eastern evening sky will be Jupiter. Point a pair of binoculars at it and you'll see something like this -- bright Jupiter in the center, and blue-green Uranus off to the side. They'll appear so close together that you can see them both in the same field of view!