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Male to the front, female to the back
The EE (not Ameraucana) is a pullet. The colouring says that. The comb is likely big because it has leghorn in it.Not sure about the frizzle, but the Ameraucana is definitely a cockerel and "Blue" appears to be a pullet, I think, though she has thick legs!
I have 7 Silkies myself that are 8 weeks old. I have only been able to positively sex two of them - most people find that waiting until 4-5 months is necessary or is the time it takes to confirm their guess! Silkies are very difficult to sex, and I believe there is a thread for it specifically.
Add: Looking at the ages again - the frizzle still confuses me (maybe cockerel?) and "Blue" may be a cockerel at only 5 weeks - looks to have female patterning though. Originally I was pretty sure "Blue" was a pullet. I'll have to study them again.
Pullet, cockerel, pullet, cockerel, cockerel, pullet.
Ancona's full grown have massive combs. This is why I don't want to say this is a boy, since I have no experience with the breed. I would ask on the general discussion thread here: https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/328758/ancona-chicken-thread