Help identify these chicks from a kindergarten hatch

[wahnsdlr]

My son's class hatched chicks,but had eggs left over, so they gave them to me to hatch.
The teacher got the eggs from a local organic farm and has no idea what type of chickens they were.
I realize some may very well be a mix, but I'm just so curious what they might be ,or what're likely mix of.
I'm sure these pictures aren't the best, but here are some to look at. There are 6 altogether.

 

[wahnsdlr]

 

[wahnsdlr]

Here they are at 1 day old:

Above are two feathered feet and legs, gray. One has feathers on two toes, and the darker has only feathers on one toe.

This one is feathered feet and legs and a pearly gray color.

This one is the yellow orange colored one in the 4 week pictures

This one is the brown one in the 4 week pics

This one is growing in speckled off white and gray/light brown.

 

[RavenEh]

I think your brown/red chick is an easter egger...the ones with feathery legs might be Brahmas. They're a cute colourful bunch for sure!

 

[ACaskey]

I was thinking either blue or splash marans or brahmas (I'm no expert by any means at all) but that blue one is GORGEOUS! Maybe even cochins?

 

[junebuggena]

The ones with feathered feet are Cochins. The buff one looks like a Buff Orpington. The others look like Olde English Gamebirds.

 

[wahnsdlr]

So can Cochins have feathers on either 1 or 2 toes?

 

[wahnsdlr]

Also, the two you said may be olde English game, the darker has a pea comb and the lighter has a single comb, if that is any hint.

 

[junebuggena]

Cochins are supposed to have feathers all the way down to their toes. Old English Game can have either pea combs or single combs. The way they hold their wings is very characteristic. Check out the birds on this site. http://oegclub.com/photographs