The kit has everything an instructor needs to teach the basics of robots without a 3D printer, electronic or programming skills.
While I could have created something with similar technical capability for less money it would have taken a lot of "free" time (way more than $200 worth if I was getting paid), would probably been less engaging for the kids, would have lacked the documentation, Lego construction options and so on. The WeDo 2.0 Core Kit was rather expensive at ~ $200 USD but given the documentation and ease of use it is good value for the intended purpose. My two oldest grandchildren came over and stayed for 3 days and their little sister came over on the last day and we built robots! So I ended up buying the Lego WeDo 2.0 educational kit which is widely used in schools. I had originally planned to design an educational robot but events put an end to that. This year was a bit more complicated due to the pandemic with me moving in the middle of it and not having my electronics lab for several months. Every summer I do a "camp" with my grandchildren where the theme is electronics and robots.
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