Here are some resources your fellow students in French 1 have been utilizing this semester as learning support:
First, if you haven't purchased iLrn access either in the bookstore or independently, you can still access the chapter quizzes for Horizons. Click here, choose the appropriate chapter and then access both grammar and vocabulary quizzes.
Français interactif. Don't miss this one! There are lots of videos that follow students studying in Lyon, France, covering topics that complement those you are covering in Horizons.
First, if you haven't purchased iLrn access either in the bookstore or independently, you can still access the chapter quizzes for Horizons. Click here, choose the appropriate chapter and then access both grammar and vocabulary quizzes. 
Another favorite is Phonetique, which helps students of any level of French work on and learn, for example, the difference between "ou" and "u", or try some fun tongue twisters. This site is recommended by CCSF French instructor Isabelle Motamedi.
Français interactif. Don't miss this one! There are lots of videos that follow students studying in Lyon, France, covering topics that complement those you are covering in Horizons.
plus, on the right hand side of the page, you can access Tex's French grammar site, to help you with many aspects of introductory French grammar.
Last, but not least, and not just for fun, but that, too, the BBC presents, Ma France, a series of 24 interactive videos, complete with downloadable scripts, option to view with or without subtitles in French and English, as well as activities for each video. Check out the card game! And here's a short video to get you started: How not to get lost!
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