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If you want them to sleep on the roost, you probably have to put them on it. But you can just let them sleep on the floor. If you provide a roost, they will start by playing on it in the daytime and continuing to sleep on the floor, but eventually they will start roosting at night all by...

Then they are probably scared, and they may also be chilly from wind or drafts (because of which corner they are huddled in.) Do they have a coop or shelter to go in? If not, maybe turn a cardboard box on its side and put them in that for the night. Once it is dark, they are likely to stay...

How old are they? How many feathers do they have? Those points can make a big difference in whether they need additional heat or not. Do they have a sheltered area to sleep in, rather than that exposed corner? If they do have a sheltered area, maybe you could pick them up and put them there...