This thesis presents the progressive process and results of a research on language of Animation and its expressive potential for educational and professional accomplishment of people with cognition syndromes. We have analyzed the aspects involving the production of Animation – such as concentration, space and time notion – and its relations towards the individuals with syndromes, classified as persons with special needs. The process that ratifies this experiment as a legitimate one was the thorough study of narrative and its praxis during the Animation workshops, which took place at the Helena Antipoff Institute (IHA) and at the Humaitá Development Center (CDH). Our expectation with the present research is to provoke and to expand the discussion concerning the inclusion of individuals with syndromes in the universe of Animation, considering both the educational as well as the expressive and emotional point of view, through the films produced during the Special Animation Workshops.