In early childhood education, building strong numeracy skills is about far more than counting or naming shapes — it’s about nurturing children’s ability to reason, solve problems, and see mathematics as relevant to their lives. When technology is integrated with purpose, it can make abstract concepts tangible, offer differentiated experiences to match a wide range of abilities, and link learning to real-world contexts. Our first ECE blog explores the why — from the importance of emergent numeracy to the advantages of using technology in teaching mathematics — and shows how a strong digital pedagogy helps educators plan meaningful, engaging activities. The second moves from theory to practice with 12 detailed, classroom-ready activities that combine problem-solving, reasoning, and numeracy learning with technology, while also showing how ICT in Education Teacher Academy members can extend them through lesson adaptations, 24/7 support from the Wisdom Tool, and community-driven ideas. Together, they create a solid foundation for integrating technology in early maths and set the stage for our upcoming primary education blogs, where we’ll explore how these same principles can transform technology use in older year levels.