GRADE 3â5 CONCEPTS â  When ice is warmed to its melting point, itmelts into water. â  When liquid water is cooled below a tem-perature known as the freezing point ofwater the liquid water becomes solid ice. â  The melting-point and freezing point of asubstance are essentially the same.
In American Football, there are 100 yards on the field (120 including the 10 yard endzones), however they don't start in the middle of the field...(except for the coin toss).
A mile contains 5,280 feet. The standard length of the field used for playing American football is 100 yards, or 300 feet. Dividing 5,280 feet by 300 feet yields 17.6, the number of football fields in a mile. Canadian football is played on a field of a different size, which measures 110 yards, or 330 feet long. A mile could hold 16 Canadian football fields placed end to end.