Love their coloring!Caramel - Can't tell Cocoa - Pic is blurry, but looks like a pullet. Last two are cockerels for sure. A 6 week old pullet will not have red in its comb. You can also tell by the feather coloring on Luna that he's a boy. Here are my EE cockerel and pullet at 6 weeks. The difference in comb is obvious here and the cockerel had already been crowing for more than a week.
Here is the pullet now. She is 20 weeks. The cockerel was gorgeous, but too aggressive to stay here. He lives with the neighbor now.
My guess is pic 1 not sure maybe pullet. Wait a bit longer. 2nd pic pullet 3,4 th I'm thinking cockerel. But others may be more helpful . Did you get them from a pullet bin ? Can you get a picture of Carmel's back?OK, I got my daughter to help me take pics.
Caramel, just grew a peacomb. Boy? 3 weeks old
Cocoa, wouldn't sit still, feathering in faster, girl? 3 weeks old
Luna, the rows just popped up... Boy? 6ish weeks old
Ambrosia, maybe a boy too? 6ish weeks old
Any help would be apriciated.
OK, it's a lot easier to take pics 45 minutes after roosting! They were so much calmer.
A better side view of caramel, and his/her comb. Boy? Girl?
BOY
And the hyper cocoa, even after settling in for the night, looking for the peeping friends. Girl?
GIRL
These two I got from the pullet bin. The other 3, Luna, Ambrosia, and Goldie came from a breeder who is letting me swap them out for her last 2 EE girls(she claims they are ameraucanas) , and a sex link. Goldie isn't pictured above cause there is no denying boy now. He was pictured in my first posting a few pages back if your real curious.
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do. 
