This list of "Do nots" blew away my assumptions of how people are reading the Bible. I was familiar with the tendency to dismiss the Old Testament in favor of the New Testament. I had no idea that people could create so many avenues for misinterpreting the Bible. I think I've watched this video multiple times just trying to grasp how people can reach their conclusions about what is included/excluded from their given interpretations of Scripture.
For Kids, most of them just don't seem to recognize that the Bible is a cohesive story - that the OT & NT are all part of the same Bible and part of God's greater story. They seem to not even realize that they both exist and live in concert. So not to ignore your question, but I think they've created a 5th Do Not which relates to the other videos topic of cherry picking the Bible. This is why I've loved the walk through of the Bible series we've done so much. They hear each story (Creation, The Fall, Abraham, Jesus' Birth, etc.) as individual stories. They aren't so much dismissing it, but there also seems to be a lack of curiosity about the Bible. They are content with their few stories and don't go any further. At least that's been my observation over the past few years of Kids Ministry.
Personally, I was introduced to that perspective as a young person through an awesome AWANA leader, so this isn't unfamiliar to me & it was presented at a time that shaped how I've read the Bible since. Now, I'm trying to understand how to share that same information along to the Kids Team and to our kiddos.