Polaris - The North Star. This will always show you which direction is north., Ursa Major - The Big Dipper. This is easier to find than the Little Dipper. It pours into the Little Dipper and the pointer starts point to Polaris., Cassiopeia - The second and third star (when it is oriented in the sky to look like an m) or the third and fourth star (when it is oriented to look like a w) form a line pointing to Polaris., Orion - The belt on this constellation (from left to right) forms a line pointing west., South - If you face Polaris with your hands held outward (like a cross), this direction is behind you., East - If you face Polaris with your hands held outward (like a cross), this direction is where your right hand points., West - If you face Polaris with your hands held outward (like a cross), this direction is where your left hand points.,

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