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Maybe, but they aren't always the smartest. Especially at that age. I have some older girls that roost in the run in the summer and inside in winter. They didn't go inside last night when it was raining heavily.

Also make sure the coop isn't too hot and stuffy. Sometimes they sleep in the run because it is nice and breezy out there, but yours are probably just young and need some training.

Yes, or you can teach them with dried mealworms. Shake the bag and give them some during the day. Shake it in the evening and throw some in the coop for tham to follow.