Are you looking to work on requesting and describing by attributes? Maybe your students need some visual supports when expanding their utterances? Maybe they are using PECS in their classrooms and at home? I have worked with so many students who need a little support in requesting using attributes. Two of the easiest ones that I like to start with are color and size. These two are easy to provide visual supports with and can also be a lot of fun to work on! Color Color is a great place to start when requesting using attributes. Almost every great reinforcer has a color, and if it doesn't, you can put it into something that is colored! I had some chocolate for one of my little people the other day. Most chocolate is brown, so I didn't really want her to request using only "brown". I wanted her to differentiate colors. I had some left over plastic Easter eggs, and figured that I could put the chocolate in the different colored eggs and have her request for the eggs by color. I thought that she wouldn't really want the purple egg if the chocolate was in the green egg. Wow, was I right! My little friend was VERY accurate with requesting the right color during this activity. Color and Size I found a great game to use when I want my students to request using color and size. Bingo Bears! There are three different sizes of bears, and six different colors. You can also really customize your student's boards so that they have to request exactly what you want them to. I limited the size to big and small, and also limited the number of colors. Here is one of my little guys playing with me using his own PECS book to make his requests! I also wanted to make a paper activity that I could use with my students and possibly send home for practice in describing too. I made Requesting by Color and Size. These are simple pages that have sentence strips at the top. Students can place their color and size icons onto the sentence strip and then request using verbalizations. If you have students who are exclusively using their PECS books, you can simply cut out the icons and place them in/on their book. You could also incorporate use of a core board into this activity. Here are some examples of what you can do with this activity:  I have really enjoyed using this activity with my students. I love that they can take something home with them to use at home too! You can grab this Requesting by Color and Size activity at my TpT store.