Kindergarten Math Math in kindergarten should be hands on  - working from concrete experiences, to pictorial, to the abstract as students gain a greater understanding.  Concepts are addressed in a large group setting through calendar activities, direct lessons, everyday routines, graphing, sorting, counting rhymes, etc. in relation to the theme or literature being studied, independent and small group work at centers and tubs, and one on one skills practice. Math Tubs Number Journals 100th Day

Indiana's Academic Standards for Math in Kindergarten

Graphing Ideas:
Classroom Graphing Ideas - from abc123 Kindergarten
Daily Math Graph - yes/no questions from CanTeach

Calendar:
Calendar Math - from Mrs. Meacham's Class (I love her idea for independent calendar binders!)
Math Wall Activities - from Mrs. Doulides Kindergarten
Morning Meeting and Calendar- great ideas form Mrs. McDowell's website

Math Centers/Tubs/Journals:
Math Journals - from Calico Cookie Kindergarten

Math and Literature:
Math and Literature: Making the Connection - from Linda's Learning Links
Math and Literature - Mrs. Tonneson's compiled list of children's books appropriate for each math concept
I See Shapes - literacy and math ideas related to shapes (Inside Hubbard's Cupboard!)

On Line Math Games:
Grades PreK - K Math Practice - links to on-line math games from Oswego County Schools, sorted by concept
Internet Math Games for Kids - a compilation of links to math games for kids from Our First Grade Backpack

Various Math Ideas:
Math Magic Resource for the K-4 Teacher - ideas for various math concepts from Teaching is a Work of the Heart
Math Their Way - The entire text for the Math Their Way Summary Newsletter as well as the reproducible blackline masters are on-line!
Practical Money Skills - lessons for grades Preschool - 6th
Fun Printable Ideas for Math Fact Practice - from Hip, Hip, HooRay Magazine