I think you are making a smart move keeping them separate. You can try taking an extra rooster and integrating him into the leggerns but trim his crest up both sides so he can see what is coming at him. Still not likely to work, but you can try. Imagine being put into a room with a group of people and you have blinders on. Then imagine they come up from your blind side randomly and hurt you. Won't take long to get you pretty freaked out. Same thing happens to Polish.
I'll give you one more word of advice since you are doing 4-H. Your kids project will likely end up being a local fair. Most chickens need to be isolated in individual cages while being prepped for show if you want them to look REALLY good. This is especially true for Polish and other feather breeds. Your kids might find Sussex or Wayandottes, both of which have speckled or laced varieties, to be an easier starter chicken.
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