With the transition of society, there is an indivisible relationship between modern technology and our lives; therefore, the integration of technology and education will be a new avenue for progress. The purpose of the study was to apply modern technology to develop young children's creativity and physical movement. Four children ages 4 to 6 years old were selected by purposive sampling to participate in the research. The duration was 20 weeks with 30-40 minute instructional sessions twice per week. The assessment instruments included "Thinking Creatively in Action and Movement Measurement" for the pre-test and post-test, semi-structured observation forms, anecdotic logs and parental interviews. The results indicated the efficacy of using Soundbeam and music (and related tools) to develop young children's creativity. While using the visual software and Soundbeam equipment together, children became more motivated in movement to try out and create different sounds and visual images. Therefore, the study has a positive effect on the development of young children's creativity.