Notice the girls playing near the sea-going vessel. The following is based on my experience, starting out as a child with a box camera and later with membership in photography clubs and learning how to take a photo that meets the criteria to be entered in a public display. Commonly called 'poloroid' cameras. While you don't get a negative from this one, you can see your photo fully developed in about a minute. It'll amaze you, and best of all, the kids think this is wonderful.
Some photographers also use a 'large format' poloroid camera to test their photo-shoot.
A great use for them is at weddings, for instance. Put some on the tables and tell your guests to snap away and the wedding couple will have even more memories of their special day. And remember, the film is included in the price. Great for kids to learn on. Todays version gives a much better photo than the little compact camera of 15 or 20 years ago.