The moon is thousands of kilometers away. Your camera isn't going to be able to capture it properly without some sort of help. You can give it that help with a zoom lens. It's a good idea to look for anything higher than 200mm. If you don't have a zoom lens, the alternative is to use shorter lenses with the integration of foreground elements to make the shot clearer.
The first thing you should think about setting up is a secure base. Find a steady tripod stand to mount your camera. You need a stable base to avoid any form of camera shake. You'll be zoomed in quite a bit, and even a minor shake in your camera will completely ruin your shots.
A tripod does reduce most of the camera shake, but there will still be some shake from when you click the button to take the shot. You can either use a shutter release cable or get a wireless remote. If you don't have either, you could just use the timer on your camera.