Methods: Adapted Timetables It's ecessary for children with special needs to have well structured activities during day time. It’s very important for us and for every child to have the best expression for each activity. For children with multiple handicap, space needs to be adapted (for example, to use photography, a colour). Different types of timetables may be used: - with objects - with photographs - with images - with pictograms We can use a combination of these types; however, the important thing will be to find the best the best adapted timetable for the children.It is important to use this type of time expression in school as well as at home, where the parents will use adapted timetables for all the activities their child is involved in.

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