Like those above. I am tremendously grateful. Thank you! This list will be exceedingly helpful. 

Fun chart! Thanks for sharing.

Fun chart! Thanks for sharing.

Love it, thanks!!

Love this! TFS

I rellay need that.  Thank you!

I like that, thanks for sharing!

What a neat chart! Too cute!

I just found a neat chart for tracking your habit building process and thought I'd share. 

http://www.mamajenn.com/files/MamaJenn/ForMoms/21_Days_to_Becoming.pdf

JSpring,

I do have the second and third book that I'd be happy to move out as I ended up finding the whole Oxford.  PM me if you're interested.

Nebby,

Thanks for your input on Tappan.  I found it online so I'll take a look at it.

Kim

You're welcome!  Missingtheshire deserves the credit for the Oxford listings...I just added the Module lessons.  =)

Sheraz. I just wanted to tell you that far exceeded what I was looking for! I am sothankful for your diligence. I am beyond thankful for the breakdown...it is so very helpful:-)

Thank you Leah and sheraz, so helpful, just what I was looking for. http://simplycharlottemason.com/scmforum/topic/want-to-find-replacement-for-oxford-ancient-history-famous-men-of-greecerome#post-75337 Sun, 05 Aug 2012 17:30:40 +0000 sheraz 75337@http://simplycharlottemason.com/scmforum/

Let me just re-post the list.  I can't find the thread.  =)  Use the chapter titles that correspond with the lesson to find replacement books about that subject.  This covers Modules 1-3, and the Module lessons are listed to the right of the Oxford Chapter, and within each Module.  Hope this helps.

MODULE 1 – Genesis thru Deuteronomy & Ancient Egypt

PART 1: On the threshold of history

Introduction – The Stone Age

Chapter 1 – First Civilizations  

The climate changes

From food gathering to farming

From hunting to stock farming

Attraction of river valleys

Irrigation and flood

The rise of the leaders

Chapter 2: Sumer

The first settlers              Lesson 9

The useful date palm

Nam-sha learns to read and write

Clay Bricks and Buildings

Gods and Heroes

Houses and everyday life              Lesson 14/15

Conquerors and kings

Law Givers

The royal tombs at Ur

Babylon

Science in Babylon

Reading the wedge-shaped writing

Chapter 3: Egypt

Before the pyramids                                Lesson 20

The Discovery of metal

Building temples and pyramids                  Lesson 25

The oldest ship in the world                     Lesson 45

Cleopatra’s needle                                  Lesson 50                                  

Mummies and tombs                               Lesson 55

Akhenaten and religion                            Lesson 107

Tutankhamen’s tomb                               Lesson 124

The lost toy cupboard                              Lesson 129

Everyday life                                          

The disappearing queen                           Lesson 134

Paper, ink, hieroglyphics                          Lesson 139

Chapter 4: Other early civilizations

The Indus valley

China

The Hittites

The Hebrews

The Assyrians

The Persians

The Phoenicians

Chapter 5: Pre iron age Britain

The first farmers

Skara Brae

Silbury, Avebury and Stonehenge

Bronze age barrows

The coming of the iron age

MODULE  2 – Joshua thru Malachi & Ancient Greece

PART 2: The Greeks                               

Note that if the lesson is listed by the actual chapter heading, the whole chapter is assigned as independent reading (with narrations) by 7-9 grade students

Chapter 6: The Minoans                           Lesson 5

The legend of the Minotaur

Sir Arthur Evans

The palace at Knossos

Daily Life

Religion

Bull Leaping

Michael Ventris and Linear ‘B’

Atlantis

Chapter 7: The Mycenaeans                      Lesson 10

Homer

The Trojan War

Heinrich Schliemann

Schliemann at Mycenae

Chapter 8: Early Greeks                           Lesson 105,110

Achaeans and Dorians

The emergence of cities

The early days of Athens

Chapter 9: Greek civilization                   Lesson 115, 120

How the cities were ruled

Solon, Cleisthenes and Pericles

Everyday Life

Other members of the family

Art and Pottery

Ships and trade

The Gods

Chapter 10: The Persian Wars                  Lesson 125

The Persian Empire

Persian rulers

The Battle of Marathon

Thermophylae

Salamis

Chapter 11: Pericles and the Golden Age              Lesson 130, 135

The wise men of Greece

Slavery

Clothes

The Acropolis and its buildings

Greek legends

Music

A day at the theatre

The Oracles

Chapter 12: Athletics and games                          Lesson 140

Legend of Pelops

Olympia

The Olympic Games

Other games and pastimes

Chapter 13: The Peloponnesian wars                     Lesson 145

Sparta

Why the war started

Soldiers and battles

Athens is conquered

Chapter 14: Alexander the Great                          Lesson 150, 155

Early days

The army

Battles and sieges

Persepolis

Alexander’s last battle

Death of a conqueror

The empire is divided up

Chapter 15: Greece conquered                             Lesson 160

The Romans come to Greece

Greece becomes a Roman province

The Greek legacy

 MODULE 3 – Matthew thru Acts & Ancient Rome

PART 3: The Romans      

These are not in order of the chapters.

Chapter 16: Origins

The legend of Aeneas

The legend of Romulus and Remus

The truth behind the legends

The early kings

Sabines and Romans

The Etruscans

Horatius and the bridge

The Celts

Chapter 17: Rome and her neighbours

The Greeks

Carthage

A sea fight

Hannibal and the Punic Wars

Chapter 18: The City of Rome

What Rome may have looked like

Aqueducts                                              Lesson 69

The baths                                               Lesson 149

Temples

Private houses and flats

Shops

Nero’s Golden House                               Lesson 144 

Chapter 19: Republic and empire

Why the kingdom ended

The republic and its end

The early emperors

The empire expands

The decline of the glory

Chapter 20: Daily Life

Pompeii

Food and Drink                                       Lesson 135

Clothes                                                  Lesson 70

Education

Time and the Calendar

Painting, sculpture, drama and literature

Earning a living

Games and pastimes

Chapter 21: The state and religion

Government and the law

Religion and legends

Christianity

Slavery

Chapter 22: The arena

The amphitheatre

The Colosseum                                       Lesson 149

Gladiators                                               Lesson 109

The Circus Maximus                                 Lesson 19

Chapter 23: The army                                          Lesson 110

The citizen soldier and the legion

Uniform, weapons and tactics

Siege engines                                         Lesson 14

Marching camps                                      Lesson 115

The officers        `                                   Lesson 115

Roman roads                                          Lesson 70

Chapter 24: Barbarians at the Gate

Barbarians settle inside the frontiers

Some provinces are abandoned

Constantine, his town and the division of the empire

Alaric and the sack of Rome

More Barbarian attacks

The Byzantine Empire lasts another thousand years

POSTCRIPT: The legacy of Rome

JSpring, I believe the first book (that goes with module 1) is called On the Threshold of History. However, it is not as easy to find. We did module 1 last year and we did just fine without it. You can probably find replacements from the library if you want. If you do a search in this forum you should be able to find past discussions about the chapter titles that go with the lessons in module 1. That should help you with finding replacements. As for Mystery of the Hieroglyphs, I was able to find that a my library. Do you have easy acess to a good library or interlibrary loan?

Sorry that probably wasn't much help, but I wanted to answer your question about the title and to encourage you that it's not a big deal if you don't have that book. Don't let that stress you out!